Referral or Finder’s Fees:Referral or finder’s fees for residential sales or leasing may not be paid to an unlicensed person.Only a licensee may receive compensation resulting from a real estate transaction and such compensation should be paid at the direction of the licensee’s broker.Unlicensed Activity (Inactive / Expired Licenses):If a licensee conducts real estate activity after the expiration or inactivation of his/her license, the licensee has conducted unlicensed real estate activity.Immediately upon determining unlicensed activity has been conducted, the licensee should notify his/her broker and contact the Department’s Licensing Staff.

It's kind of like counting cards in Vegas.For example, the Ink CC from Chase bank offers 5% cashback at office supply stores (max 25k per year), which means that If I stop by Staples on my way home from work and buy 8k worth of Vanilla Gift Cards ($500 per gift card max), I will pay about $96 in activation fees, and another 8 bucks converting those gift cards back into cash by using them to buy eight different money orders at 1k each naming myself as the recipient of the money order. 

You can however inactivate your license through the DRE and re-activate it when your ready to use it.

And as far as roundup,if ONLY kills green stuff,,,so when spray hits ground,inactivated.

Utility Activation/Transfer Fees: Contact utility providers well in advance to understand the fees involved in activating or transferring services.

If it doesn't, then just inactivate your license.

the unfortunate part is I already formed the LLC so should I just tell the secretary of state to inactivate the LLC?

The rest have been dissolved or inactivated. 

Killing mold does not inactivate the proteins.  

Shortly before I inactivated my license, I went through the same thing with another buyer.