What are inactive brokers allowed to do within a real estate brokerage corporation?

Inactive brokers can still contribute to a real estate brokerage corporation by performing managerial functions that do not involve direct real estate activities. This allows them to apply their experience and knowledge in areas such as administration, marketing, or financial management, without engaging directly in real estate transactions or sales.

Functioning in a managerial capacity can be beneficial for the brokerage as the inactive broker can provide valuable insights and oversee operations while not participating in day-to-day sales activities. This distinction is important because it ensures that the broker remains compliant with licensing regulations while still contributing to the overall success of the brokerage.

The other roles mentioned require active participation in real estate transactions or decision-making processes that are directly related to real estate, which is not permitted for someone designated as inactive.