The best info I got from it was the following: a licensee cannot do a list of duties "...unless the licensee’s broker holds a current written property management agreement or other written authorization signed by the owner of the real estate or the owner’s authorized agent."

Where a licensee sells for more than the seller is willing to accept and pockets that difference.

I am recently a new licensee in Northern Virginia.

Our licensees can add links to the main page or one or more city landing pages from their Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Trulia, Bigger Pockets, etc. pages to drive up their local SEO ranking, and that's what most people care about - those local searches.

Yes, a licensee will be held to a higher standard, but more important, the licensee's broker will be responsible for any actions taken by the licensee in the capacity of a licensed agent.All licensees will be held to a higher standard, regardless of how long they have been licensed, what courses they have taken, etc.

Requires a real estate license even for property management in some states. if you act as a broker or real estate licensee without being licensed may be guilty of third-degree felony with fine of up to $5000 and up, and/or imprisonment of up to 5 years. 

When the number of licensees goes up, average commissions go down, and when the number of licensees drops, average commissions go up.  

Hence, you know not to say them or can rephrase into a different way.Are licensees held to a different standard? 

I recommend this to all of our licensees!

For example, in my home State of AZ, a licensee who improperly discloses could result in treble damages of your gain.