I would like to take the time to introduce myself and my intentions here on the forum.

anything more than a mute bobblehead is suspect.In my area the DOS sends a cease and desist before just pulling your license for things that are not intentional.

People need to contact the state where they operate with any questions to make sure of the legality of their intentions.

If I am understanding this correctly, If I am looking to purchase a house with the intent to rent out.

Moved to a smaller town in Arizona, East of Phoenix and North of Tucson from Chicago Illinois with the intent of delving into more of an outdoor lifestyle.

I appreciate the feed back, @Todd Dexheimer,  @Joseph Gozlan, @Rob Beardsley my intentions is to actually purchase multifamily units as an investor getting the licenses was to assist in learning the ins and out of the business more. 

Such plans are great if your intent is to operate a business that provides a product or service. 

My biggest issue with many of these operators is signing contracts with no intention of closing, or not finding a REAL buyer and then using BS escape clauses to get out of the contract.

If you want to work as an unlicensed broker you have several things to consider including your state laws, FRAUD BY INDUCEMENT if you put properties under contract with no intention or ability to close, best ways to trick a seller into signing a contract with you, how to deceive them when you want to show the house, and more. 

EVEN THOUGH every seller I go under contract with KNOWS that I am going to assign and not close myself, I am signing a legal document that states my intention to purchase real estate with cash at closing, when I am completely unable to back that up on my own.