I'd talk to them and attorney ASAP, once you figure out what they are all liable for and what all they falsely or inappropriately documented.

Arron I would like to see a more visible way to report inappropriate posts.

There were many many more inappropriate actions as related to financial transactions and record keepingThey also mixed funds by lending to other funds and then draining our principal in paying interest to themselves and other funds.

I've had to deal with tenants flushing down all kinds of inappropriate type of stuff, which has led to serious leaks and back-ups.

He may be applying issues with STRs in some jurisdictions to the entire state which may be inappropriate.  

I had one lady act inappropriately with another agent under me and I quickly resolved it by simply having an email sent to the broker in charge of her area, problem solved immediately.

Their lax policy led to the presence of an inappropriate dog, which tragically resulted in an incident where the dog escaped and fatally harmed a neighbor's cat.

Our rental is owner-occuipied, so I'm really just thinking about 1) fee for pet that is not on the lease (we allow pets), 2) fee for trashing/not cleaning up the common spaces (yard/stairwell) 3) fee for storing items in utility rooms/inappropriate places outside the unit. 

I am new to the forums so apologies if that is inappropriate but it seems that Elvin found it helpful?

And really if cost/fees are a factor in this decision for someone, its not likely that person has a high enough net worth to warrant these protections.BTW - this came from a top real estate attorney and cpa firm with extensive experience in asset protection for high net worth individuals - he's not going to recommend something overkill or inappropriate just to make an extra $300 bucks.