With SEC 8 they don’t even have to be found guilty.  

It's also easy to feel guilty bugging agents with tons of beginner questions when those requests won't necessarily turn into income on their end (this also pushes your requests to the bottom of the priority list).- As others have stated, total cost to maintain your license annually is ~$2,000 worst case, depending on your brokerage setup, etc.

People who know they are guilty lash out with hate. 

None of this scattershot diarrhea of the fingers, this emo pleading for spoonfeeding and aversion to actually finding things out for yourself that all too many of your generation seem to be addicted to.

Any other use (i.e. renting out the entire property), the lender could find you guilty of fraud.

Found a previous BP discussion here.Very helpful info here from attorney Robert RowleyThe WA Supreme Court found a mortgage broker guilty of buying "under duress" as defined under the DHL for helping a homeowner save a property that back taxes even though he had not even received a certificate of delinquency!"

Guilty as charged.

@Brunno Goncalves I would say I am sorry to hear about your damage and that you hope they are able to find the responsible person for this damage but unfortunately since you were not there you have no way of knowing who may have caused this.If you really feel generous or bad about this damage you could say that "If you can't find the guilty party you would be willing to chip in on the cost of their deductible" That way they claim it on their insurance instead of trying to sue you.

@Alison P.One thing to note (and I’m guilty of this ) by simply saying it’s between the tenants can fester into a problem if not resolved .

If guilty, you will be ordered to pay damages, and the maximum first offense penalty is $16,000 plus attorney's fees and court costs.