What happens to a license that has failed to complete post-license education requirements?

When a license fails to complete the required post-license education, it becomes null and void. This means that the license can no longer be used to conduct real estate transactions or engage in activities that require a valid license. This requirement underscores the importance of ongoing education in maintaining competency in the real estate field.

Options that suggest that the license can still be renewed or becomes active automatically do not reflect the strict adherence to educational requirements necessary for maintaining a valid license. A temporary extension would not apply either, as failing to fulfill the education requirements results in an immediate loss of the validity of the license rather than allowing for a grace period. Maintaining compliance with educational standards is critical for ensuring that license holders are up-to-date with industry regulations and practices.