What is NOT a cause for an agent to lose their license?

An agent losing their license typically occurs as a result of actions that are unethical, illegal, or violate professional standards. Diverting other people's monies, failing to furnish copies of documents, and flagrant misrepresentation are all actions that directly undermine the trust and ethical requirements of the profession, potentially leading to license revocation or disciplinary action.

In contrast, changing brokerages during a listing does not inherently violate any legal or ethical standards. Real estate agents often change brokerages for various reasons, such as seeking better opportunities or finding a better fit for their business model. This act alone, as long as it adheres to any contractual obligations with their current brokerage and follows proper procedures, does not constitute misconduct that would lead to losing a license.

Thus, while the other options represent serious breaches of ethical or legal standards, changing brokerages is a standard part of the profession and does not inherently put the agent’s license at risk.