Inaction—that is, failure to do something with the property or nonuse of it—is not enough to demonstrate that the owner has relinquished rights to the property, even if such nonuse has gone on for a number of years.

This is the actual wording in the PM contract;OWNER agrees to indemnify, defend and hold AGENT harmless from any and all claims, investigation, lawsuits, actions, causes of actions, demands, rights, damages, costs, loss, expense and compensation whatsoever, presently existing or which may hereinafter accrue on account of or in any way grow out of any and all known and unknown, foreseen and unforeseen injury or damage, loss cost and expense, and the consequences thereof, resulting or to result from the condition of the PREMISES, conduct or inaction which arose or might arise on PREMISES, repairs and maintenance conducted on the PREMISES, and the management and leasing, whether occurring during the term of this AGREEMENT or after its termination.

Here in Texas, your license will be "Inactive" if you do not have a sponsoring broker after passing the state exam.

No, you can never be too educated, however, that does not mean in-action.

In active markets, not seeing a listing for 9 days could very well mean that great deal is already gone.

Only one of the salesmen gets paid out of maybe 25 people that worked the sale.Good for the listing agent but in a market like that every auntie that has an inactive liscense jumps back into the business and takes listings away from full time agents.

I'm a licensed agent in the State of Georgia but it has been inactive since 2008.

I will continue to actively look for others in my area to mentor with but until that time arrives I cannot wait as this train will continue to move as fear and inaction is the killer of every GR8 new business startup!  

Our money guy is very interested in buying property in active areas as well as future expansion areas.

ChatGP guy in action ?