Adam,Here are a couple of things that I would try:- certified letter to Property Management company detailing when you reported the loss, what follow-ups you have made, what they have done / not done to address it, and the damage that happened due to their inactivity.  

With an inactive license you cannot even collect a referral fee from an agent in another state A few rounds of golf Or a Lions game should cover it 

probably posted in wrong or inactive forum 

1. after 7 years everything will drop off your report if it's inactive.

Is it in active foreclosure proceedings?

I'd just love to find a mentor/someone highly experienced that's open and willing to give me a chance on go 50/50 on a house flip just so that I can get my feet wet on some of the processes in action.

@Charlie MacPhersonThat's great info and super to see the SRECs in action!

@Igor Kalem If you are not using the MLS to find deals then maybe it's best to put your license in Inactive status while keeping the license.

Typically (varies by state) you are an agent FIRST for so many years when originally licensed after passing your ongoing classes and then the final state exam.If you pass the final exam your license is usually on INACTIVE status until you associate and sign up with a brokerage to hang your license with.Various states then require a certain amount of years typically active and in good standing before they allow you to take the brokers license test and even then maybe more years before you can become one. 

At the poker table they call it grinding.. waiting to pounceI feel like I have the tools for some action across my deep equity portfolio but instead it is inaction because at these prices it's not easy to see the forest through the trees like before ;) And lack of knowledge thatd let me know the best calculated move, the right move.