I can't count on 1 hand how many inactive users I find by just browsing the "search bigger pockets"!  

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He is a great leader and skilled tradesman.I have my ND real estate license, but have been inactive while we decide where we will be relocating to.  

Ok @Steve Castagnetta, I am pretty sure you got caught up in the fake listing wipe that has been going on for a few months.There is nothing in the terms of service I can find that talks about inactive accounts.Was the account snoozed (or whatever they call it)?

I'm guessing you can do property management for the company you work with only for them and not for 3rd parties unlicensed....check with your state, but that's my guess.Then you could put your license in inactive status.You wouldn't be able to do referrals then.

., I'm not manufacturing dynamite in my basement).In my opinion, unless you are engaging in activities that attract unusually high sources of legal liability you should be able to acquire more than enough liability insurance to cover yourself at much less cost and effort than what it takes to establish proper entity vehicles. 

My license is inactive, expired, I'm no longer a member of any Realtor group or agency and I have no obligation to say I was a broker.

My husband and I are about to take our RE Salesperson Exam, and one of us will choose a brokerage to hang our license while the other remains inactive.

For example, yoy take management at 10% which is earned from running the business, that is an expense to the seller, but he can become inactive as well.In the ops agmt, the new guy can pledge collateral and buy say 30% of the seller's equity, note for shares/interest.

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