We have about 112Mn in active listings, on and off market, mostly multifamily and development projects in the City of LA.

I believe in action.

The Code (of Georgia) states that all real estate licensees – whether active or inactive – must disclose on ALL contracts that they are licensed in real estate.

We are searching for small multi-family homes as our initial investment vehicle with a buy and hold strategy. initial market research shows a slowdown in activity and the realtor we worked with for our family home indicated she sees a current market cooling in the area.

I’ve been pretty inactive on BP since my post but I haven’t quit working.

Here's what I mean in action...Go to apartment builders and ask them to allow you to do homebuying seminars for their tenants.

There is a ton of risk from inaction (regret, unmet goals, lack of fulfillment, less growth, less knowledge).

I have both an inactive realtor and RMLO license and it helped me to understand the industry more intimately and to also gain access to MLS and other financing resources that wouldn't be as readily available. 

I am NMLS registered although inactive so I get the reference..

Do you have lots of other assets and/or income or are involved in activities that make you a target for litigation (like a doctor)?