For broker post-license renewal, what happens if the course is not completed before expiration?

• A. License may be extended
• B. License remains valid
• C. License null & void
• D. License is suspended

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is that post-license education has a deadline, and missing it makes the license null and void. When the broker post-license course isn’t completed before expiration, there is no active license to practice real estate, and you cannot legally engage in real estate activities until you reestablish licensure. To return to practice, you would need to complete the required post-license coursework and follow the commission’s reinstatement or reactivation steps, along with any applicable fees. This situation isn’t about extending or suspending the license; the license is effectively void until you meet the required requirements.