Does a general partner that performs real estate services have to be an active broker?
a. Yes, a general partner that performs real estate services must be an active broker in order to legally operate.

b. No, it is not necessary for a general partner that performs real estate services to be an active broker, as long as they have other qualified individuals on their team.

c. It depends on the specific regulations and requirements in the state where the real estate services are being performed.

d. The requirement for a general partner to be an active broker varies based on the specific roles and responsibilities within the real estate services being provided.