I have notified the landlord that we plan on doing that if there's continued inaction on their part but no luck.

And in the interest of experiential value and soliciting financial partners, a couple cash flowing properties and a couple of local flips looks better than a bunch of analysis charts and inaction.

Others advocated a lifetime inaction.

We normally give ourselves 2 full months of keeping both in action to work out bugs with our vendors before pulling the plug and even then we find things we missed (some random vendor will auto draft out of our old account)In fact, even asking this question is starting to make me dread the thought of switching.That said -- it's time.  

Im a new investor in the Atlanta area and also hold an inactive real estate license.

It was really great to see her in action.

If you think they are going to take responsibility for a tenants actions or inactions , you will be managing the property yourself 

The other owners in the complex are very inactive.

Deploy at least 40% of intangible property in activities in an Opportunity Zone 3.

I am inactive at this time but I keep my CE up so if I want to buy a mortgage company and start up I don't have to take the darn test again.