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Updated about 9 years ago,
Active or inactive real estate license?
In Texas, you can have an inactive Real Estate license. I'm understanding that an inactive one means that you're not working for a broker.
I'm interested in working towards getting the license but I don't want to work for a broker. Obtaining the license should provide me with good background for handling my own transactions which I think would be a huge advantage...?
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