Or what about a note in active BK with payments being made?

If real estate brokers have been inactive and non-renewed for more than five years, then they must re-take the real estate examination.

A couple are already working for other companies but the others are not yet licensed or inactive.

In the state of Pa there was a law inacted Jan. 08 by the DOR that said that on all assigned contracts the wholesaler must pay transfer tax twice.

I put it in inactive status just in case (but went into the big pharma world instead).

I read it on this forum, sorry I don't remember who posted it -Never feel sorry for your tenants, because they will never feel sorry for you.I saw this in action when I was a tenant in a multi-family house and watched my landlord give another tenant chance after chance to catch up on the rent.

My main issue with this is that it seems very, very, very inactive.

You're not likely to get dirt, but you'll get an idea how the company works.Otherwise, once you narrow things down, I find it important to visit the office of the management company to see it in action.

However, I haven't been able to find a clear cut answer so I thought I would ask here to see how other Realtors are dealing with this. 1st Some agents are keeping the property in Active Status once they have received an offer and have submitted it to the bank.

Recently however, I was part of helping an organization give the gift of mobility to some of our vets wounded in action.