I purchased a property on long island (town of islip )  when I called national grid to turn the gas on they told ne that since it was inactive for over a year I would have to get a pressure test . additionally It looks like I have to get a permit as well.

The lady has no mind for business and is so risk adverse that oftenmakes her own situation worse by inaction.

Is it possible to keep it in inactive status and not have to do continues education and not have to pay renewal fee?

And to do something good for the world - there's a plan there and it's in action.

JamesHere’s some info I’ve posted before that may help in your search:Here are some things to look for from an Insurance prospective: Any in-ground tanks (active or inactive)Any Knob & Tube or Aluminum WiringIf built before 1978, does the building have Lead Safe certificationsAny wood stoves or secondary heating units.

I verified that a recent Deed of Trust filed in Dallas county lists the company's name as the lender, not a different 3rd party lender/partner or variation on their name which might show up in NMLS.One individual I found in their employee database (their Finance Controller) carries an inactive NMLS license.Company representatives stated that their loan cannot be paid back with cash or a refi; only selling the home will clear the debt.I've not been able to view their promissory note template yet, but I'm working on getting a copy.My conclusions:This company appears to be in the business of regularly extending consumer mortgages, and thus is subject to the SAFE Act. 

I'm currently licensed but my license is on inactive status.

It now says that the domain is marked inactive.

I’ve seen the calculators in action on a couple of the webinars and I’m definitely going to start playing around with them.

-Do I plug numbers in, acting as if I just purchased the property with the current appraised value used as the purchase price?