North Carolina License Law
A broker's license is considered 'inactive' in North Carolina when:
AThe broker has not closed a transaction in 12 months
BThe license is not associated with an active broker-in-charge or the broker has chosen inactive status✓ Correct
CThe broker has failed CE requirements
DThe broker is under investigation by NCREC
Explanation
A license is inactive when a broker is not affiliated with a BIC, has voluntarily placed it on inactive status, or has failed to meet CE or renewal requirements.
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