This is a Tri Plex in Manchester, CT.In addition, I am serving as the buyer’s agent for another .7 million in active contracts expected to close in the next 6 weeks! 

Plus utilities.I understand if the laws give you no options but if this situation is a result of your inaction you have completely dropped the ball on the operation of your business.

This is mainly because the purchase price from the MLS was mostly at market value a the time, so nothing that I could consider a "good deal" by today's standards, so the mortgage taxes and other expenses eat up most of the montly rent, with just a little bit left for me as a profit.After a few years of inactivity I'm raising some capital so I can go into acquisition mode again, but this time I want to try BRRRR and/or flipping. 

If you end up deciding that having a license is a problem, see if you can place it in an inactive status within your state.

Since you are in action you are in learning mode!

[Note: I have not seen this tool in action.

It may be that you actually did learn something and you will discover what it is as you get in action and start doing the biz.I agree with starting with wholesaling.

I've been inactive on the purchase side for a few years but run a real estate accounting firm in Davenport and have been managing rentals for 9 years as well, some mine, some for others.

Buy stuff with it (doesn't do any good to have an inactive credit card on your company credit report).

If they aren't doing there job in actively selling rather than just posting one ad on the MLS...