Kathy receives her real estate license. Within a month of receiving her license, she gets a new job offer she can't refuse. She decides to continue to hold her license but not practice, do any real estate work, or collect any referrals at this time. She is willing to renew her license, do her continuing education, and pay the renewal fee for her license. What should Kathy do? ○ Opt not, renew her license or complete the educational requirements ○ Seek a voluntary inactive license. Seek an involuntary inactive license. Seek a broker who will not be upset if she does not work too hard.

Kathy receives her real estate license. Within a month of receiving her license, she gets a new job offer she can't refuse. She decides to continue to hold her license but not practice, do any real estate work, or collect any referrals at this time. She is willing to renew her license, do her continuing education, and pay the renewal fee for her license. What should Kathy do? ○ Opt not, renew her license or complete the educational requirements ○ Seek a voluntary inactive license. Seek an involuntary inactive license. Seek a broker who will not be upset if she does not work too hard.

Understanding Business

12th Edition

ISBN:9781259929434

Author:William Nickels

Publisher:William Nickels

Chapter1: Taking Risks And Making Profits Within The Dynamic Business Environment

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1CE

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