Hope that gets some extra deals for buyers on here while punishing those bad apples.

I end up rewarding good behavior instead of punishing bad.

A violation of subsection (1) constitutes a felony of the third degree, punishable as provided in s. 775.082, s. 775.083, or s. 775.084.History.

It is fraud against the government punishable with up to $250k fine and prison time.

Plus the university has a system where students can be punished (not sure how) academically if noise complaints are filed with the school, so kids don't get too crazy.So I guess a lot of it depends on the university.

Hopefully you punished the seller with discounts for the deferred maintenance.Hope this helps,Tevis

Character flaw, my grandfather taught never get even, get even 3 times, 1.to get even 2.to equal the original deed and place the doer where they put you 3. punishment for doing it in the first place.

So now let's look at the next law mentioned, 196(a) which is titled "Prohibited acts relating to lead-based paint, glaze or other substance; punishment; embargo of personal property" (sounds exciting, doesn't it?)

Then you’ve rewarded the agent who was wrong and punished the one that was right. 

@Jordan Rodick  Selling real estate in Illinois without a license is punishable by a $25,000 fine for each offense.