I just like to examine the investment facts.

I guess here 'inactive' is the same as 'terminated', but it can be re-activated IF you completed the education requirements and pay the required fees/etc.The reason disclosure is required is to put the public on notice of the expertise of a licensee, they knowledge they were exposed to and gained, evidenced by passing the examination is greater than the average person, it goes to fair dealing, buyer and seller having equal or similar knowledge.

This can avoid having to file future releases and filing fees as the title examiner can see that the option is no longer effective.

As a real estate investor, when staying at hotels, do you find yourself naturally drawn to examine the plumbing fixtures and other products/materials used by the hotel industry?

I'd examine if properties are appreciating before assuming you can sell it for $90K to $100K.  

Next would be the walkthrough to examine your baseboards and thermostats, check weatherstripping on windows and doors, etc.If anything else pops into my head on the morning run, I'll be back ;)

Also, taking the California Real Estate Brokers exam in the next two years is a goal of mine.  

When you examine the properties during your due diligence, you may discover an issue that will ruin the entire investment, making it a bad deal. 

That said, when we examine a property with oil heat, we will budget the cost of converting it to either gas or electric in our offer analysis.Our reasons to move from oil are as follows:1) environmental and health liability of storing large quantities of fuel oil (essentially diesel) on-site.  

Hello all I just passed my real estate exam in Maryland and need to find a broker.