It's as if we're being punished for allowing 1 night bookings.

Punishable by jail, fines, and/or restitution.

Now that violation may not count as criminal, but its still breaking a law and the punishment is a fine and its illegal behavior. 

Any person who violates this paragraph commits a felony of the third degree, punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083, or, if a corporation, as provided in s. 775.083.Florida Real Estate License Law requires that an individual who, for another, in Florida , for Compensation* or valuable consideration will need a real estate license if they perform any of the following when dealing with real property: AppraisesAuctionsSellsExchangesRentsNegotiates a saleAdvertises or represents as an individual involved in the real estate business, through either oral or written representationProcures sellers, purchasers, lessors, business enterprises or business opportunitiesCloses any transaction which results in or is calculated to result in a sale or exchange and who expects to receive ANY compensation or valuable considerationReal property or real estate means any interest or estate in land, or enterprise or business opportunity, including any assignment, leasehold, sub-leasehold or mineral rights.

I doubt you could and the only thing you could do is punish the viloator for having it......but at that point, that might be a minor issue if a shooter used it.J Scott I understand your politics, it's logical.....

Check out the websites you can click on just from users on this thread for evidence of that.2) We did not make this change to punish people. 

Its not personable enough.If success were success were certain, I would still like the room to make my own mistakes with a mentor that is understanding enough not to "punish" me or be pissed about it.With 20k a month, I would probably up my standard of living somewhat, but the majority of that cash flow would be reinvested into real estate.

I do not think punishing someone for being successful is good mojo so I couldn’t do it.

- Is it to punish posters who violate the rules?

Lookup the statutes and decide for yourself.Mortgage Fraud is investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and is punishable by up to 30 yearsin federal prison or $1,000,000 fine, or both.