I've seen a recent uptick in activity as buyers are beginning to arrive.  

I am a licensed real estate agent (currently inactive) in Northern California.

This is the only question and main concern that is holding me back from all the little knowledge I learn from real estate before I put it in action, Please your response really matter..thanks

There is a chance you'll get your license and then not use it to your advantage fully, and then  may go inactive.  

I am a real estate broker, registered civil engineer and inactive general contractor.

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Hello,I have recently passed the exam and obtained my inactive license.

For the past 4 yrs, I have been primarily in active developer mode - buying, fixing, selling.

I have a little bit of experience with a single rental property I held for three years and recently sold in May of this year because the Market was prime for selling but I have the bug again and am looking to dive back into the Real Estate world.I've been listening to a lot of the bigger pockets podcasts and am ready to put my inaction aside and go for my goals to provide for a more secure future for me and my family. 

.- lead paint- galvanized pipes- flat roofs- in ground tanks (active or inactive)- pools- trampolines- EFIS and or asbestos siding/shingles- wood or pellet stoves (may be ok if installed by licensed contractor)Not all of these are problems with every company.