If a licensee is inactive, are they required to meet continuing education requirements?

When a licensee is classified as inactive, they are not obligated to meet continuing education requirements. Inactive status indicates that the licensee is not currently engaging in activities that require a real estate license, such as buying, selling, or acting on behalf of clients in real estate transactions. Since the purpose of continuing education is to ensure that active licensees stay updated on relevant laws, regulations, and best practices within the industry, those who are inactive do not have the same need to engage in ongoing education.

This policy allows inactive licensees to reactivate their licenses without the burden of completing continuing education courses during the period of inactivity. It's important for licensees to understand their status and responsibilities, but when inactive, they can focus on other endeavors without the pressure of meeting educational requirements.