Which professionals may have Indiana license requirements waived if they provide proof of licensure in good standing?

The correct choice is brokers with out-of-state licenses. In Indiana, when a broker from another state seeks to operate within Indiana, they may have their licensing requirements waived if they can demonstrate that they hold an active license in good standing from their home state. This waiver is part of a reciprocity agreement that Indiana has with certain states, designed to facilitate the entry of qualified professionals who are already licensed and regulated in other jurisdictions.

By allowing such waivers, Indiana aims to streamline the process for experienced brokers looking to expand their practice into Indiana without undergoing the entire licensing process from scratch. It's a way to acknowledge the qualifications and competencies that these out-of-state brokers have already demonstrated through their existing licensure.

The other options focus on professionals, such as home inspectors, property managers, and real estate agents, who generally do not have reciprocity arrangements with Indiana regarding their licensing, meaning they typically must meet the state’s specific licensing requirements regardless of their previous qualifications elsewhere.