What is permitted for a broker with a license in inactive status?

A broker with a license in inactive status is allowed to maintain their license without actively engaging in real estate transactions or business. This means that they cannot accept new clients, conduct real estate listings, or engage in marketing because these activities require an active license.

While it may be possible for brokers in inactive status to fulfill certain administrative roles or receive continuing education requirements, they cannot legally waive those requirements. In fact, they are still responsible for completing the necessary continuing education to reactivate their license when they choose to return to an active status. Hence, the ability to waive continuing education requirements does not align with maintaining an active or compliant stance in the real estate profession. Therefore, this option aligns with the understanding of a broker's responsibilities under inactive status, as they must still comply with educational mandates.