@Rob Beland I personally have at this time twelve properties in active rehab in WA, this doesn't include those on market or in escrow for us reselling and or buying.

I'm an inactive R/E Broker.

I'm actually a licensed agent in Tx, but my license is inactive.

If you're worried about inactivity, you can transfer money into and out of the account every few months. 

For example, you can post a video of charity events your company has worked on showing the current team in action working together for positive change.

I'm in active duty military currently stationed at Shaw airforce base but I bought a SF house in 2019 of May for $170k.

My wife is an agent and I have seen it in action.

The broker, which may have different titles depending on the market or state that you are in, is the one that is ultimately responsible for your transaction, and for the actions or inactions of the agents that work them.

My license is currently inactive and expired.

I suggest you limit the report to the lack of real estate license for somebody who was engaged in activity (leasing property for others) where a license would be required under state law.If the investigation discovers she has no license, then they can pursue her for that.Tha lack of professionalism, unfortunately, is more difficult to prove as a criminal activity.