Either course of action, though, moves you from inaction to progress.There have been some recent discussions on BP about newbies being woefully unprepared to take calls, so be sure to study up on how to follow through once you start getting responses chasing that first fix and flip.

As soon as I graduated from West Virginia University, I got my Realtors license, which I currently still have but it is in an inactive status.

Todd took the time to explain everything that was going on and it was very informative to actually see the process in action.  

In a shorter order, the card will hit a fraud watch list, inactivity can do this as the CC folks assume it can be a lost card.

I'd love to see projects and flips in action if you let me.

If what they are saying doesn't match up with any spending you've done recently then check all of your cards (including any inactive ones) right away for fraudulent activity.

I am NMLS licensed but inactive..

I have a mortgage with First Bank.It was a refi and they insisted on paying the insurances - home owner, windstorm, flood...wouldn't let us handle directly.For two years in a row, they are supposed to pay insurances, but didnt, we got letters from insurance companies saying policy will become inactive if I don't pay it is the second notice etc...Then the bank sent us letters saying they received letters from insurance companies that we haven't renew the policies...Hello, they are supposed to escrow that and pay for it.Called them to complain, then got the "ohhhh I see..."

This past year I've reached several missing-in-action sellers via Facebook.  

I am already talking with and networking with several agents in the area and have one who is willing to pass referrals now that her license is inactive!