It is a felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison. 

Punishing landlords and making it impossible for them to provide housing is a terrible idea not to mention a breach of civil liberties.

If so, even if you decide to activate your license and start practicing real estate, you will have to complete the post-licensing classes which are around $750 total and 90 hours that could be much better spent..Also, even though your license is "inactive" you could still be punished by the NC Real Estate Commission if you conduct and real estate activities that require a license.

Punish the law abiding property owners who do not owe it to the Government to provide charity.

So too has fallen the "truth" that insane, punishing rush-hour traffic is inevitable, unavoidable and simply the price of living in a great metropolitan area.

As a landlord it is not about punishing them for their past, but avoiding risk for yourself by placing a tenant who could cause trouble.

That’s like punishing someone with fees for doing a good thing.

It sucks for you but you shouldn't punish her for something that's not her fault.

Feels like every good deed needs to be punished. 

Of course, this punished the good operators that stay at the market.3) Suburbs with large employers or further out suburbs that are growing with little new construction4) Utility billing potential since water is the fastest growing expense here5) No major rehab projects, the rent growth market looking a little gloomy for the next few years to amortize the cost.6) 3 bed and 2 bed/2bth are appealing due to lower turns and relatively lack of supply.