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Updated over 5 years ago, 08/30/2019

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Nick Leamon
  • Investor
  • Mc Kinney, TX
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What can I do with an inactive license?

Nick Leamon
  • Investor
  • Mc Kinney, TX
Posted

Hey Guys and Girls,

Looking for an answer to a simple question but i cannot seem to find it anywhere. I live in Texas and have a full time job but invest in real estate on the side. I was contemplating getting my RE license. From what I can find if you don't have a job with a broker then you are considered "inactive". My question is that if I am "inactive" can i still buy and sell property for myself? and have access to MLS? and have the ability to call and schedule house visits on listed properties? or are these things that only "active" agents can do?

I also have read that there are some brokers that have very low desk fees, and that some investors will "hang their hats" with these brokers. does anyone know of any brokers like this in the north Dallas area?

Thanks in advance for all the great feedback,

Nick Leamon

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