What is true about a holder of an inactive real estate license?

A holder of an inactive real estate license is indeed allowed to renew their license every four years as long as they submit the proper application. When a license is inactive, it means the holder is not currently engaged in real estate activities and cannot conduct transactions. However, they still retain the ability to renew their license, ensuring that it remains valid should they wish to activate it in the future.

In many jurisdictions, maintaining an inactive license allows professionals to keep their credentials up to date, fulfilling any continuing education requirements and ensuring compliance with license laws, which is beneficial should they decide to resume active status. This approach provides flexibility for real estate professionals who may want to pause their practice without losing their qualifications permanently.