A licensee may have their license revoked for all EXCEPT which of the following reasons?

A licensee may have their license revoked for a variety of serious infractions, including violating state real estate laws, failing to maintain accurate records, and misappropriating client funds. These actions directly undermine the ethical and legal standards expected within the real estate profession, which can lead to significant consequences, including a loss of license.

Charging a lower commission than other brokers does not typically constitute grounds for revocation of a license. In fact, setting commission rates is a business decision that brokers are free to make. As long as a licensee is operating within the legal and ethical framework established by the state, they can choose to offer lower commissions as a competitive strategy. This practice does not violate state regulations or ethical standards and is therefore not a valid reason for revocation of a real estate license.