What are the conditions of activating an inactive license?

The correct answer involves understanding the process that accompanies reactivating an inactive license in the context of New Mexico real estate regulations. When a license has been placed on inactive status, it typically requires a thorough evaluation of any outstanding matters that may have affected that license. This includes considerations such as any pending investigations, which may arise from previous activities conducted under that license.

The reactivation process aims to ensure that the licensee is not under scrutiny for past actions before allowing them to operate again. Therefore, confirming the status of any investigations is a crucial step in determining whether it is appropriate to reactivate the license.

In contrast, while completion of additional training, payment of fees, and review of past sales might be relevant in certain contexts, they do not directly address the critical checks that need to occur regarding the licensee's standing with respect to any investigations or disciplinary actions. This comprehensive review ensures both the integrity of the licensee and the safety of the public in real estate transactions.