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Character and fitness review

Just hoping for some input. My brother passed his North Carolina real estate license exam last week. Today he got an email saying his application was under character and fitness review. He has no criminal history at all. The traffic tickets he got have been paid and handled and one car accident was also covered w insurance. No points on his license. He has some credit card debt he hasn’t paid and I’m seeing he failed to file his 2017 taxes. Could this be what he’s being reviewed for? Is there a way to find out what exactly the issue is that is under investigation so to speak? He’s SO upset as this has been a long time coming to get his license and he worked really hard to make it happen. He did the required background checks asked for application and all showed he was clear. What could it be if he’s not a felon, never been convicted of anything and only issues might be some financial debt? Any insight? He’s afraid he won’t get approved. I told him I think that’s unlikely and that there are probably some serious offenders out there who are much worse off than him. Any help on the matter. What should he do and how can I ease his anxiety about this being something he’ll get past and be able to start working in real estate. He’s a mess right now and so confused. Has no idea what the issue is. Help?

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