New York License Law
Under New York law, a broker who holds a salesperson's license in escrow (unaffiliated with a broker) may:
APerform limited real estate activities for a nominal fee
BNot perform any licensed real estate activities; an inactive licensee is prohibited from all brokerage activities✓ Correct
CPerform activities only for immediate family members
DContinue working if they disclose their inactive status
Explanation
In New York, a salesperson holding an inactive license (not affiliated with a sponsoring broker) is prohibited from performing any real estate brokerage activities — including showing properties, negotiating transactions, or receiving compensation for real estate services. The license is dormant and confers no authorization to practice.
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