But I took the advice and decided to forge ahead with getting the licence.  

Becaue you don't apply for the licence until you pass your test and you results are good for a year.

Once you get the licence, you can rent it out however you see fit, not literally a bnb where 2 parties share the same space. maybe Im reading it wrong.http://czo.nola.gov/print.aspx?

I want to use the profit to start a real estate investment Business. i have registered my LLC acquired the EIN and state licences. how do i transfer the profit to the LLC without paying taxes on the profit from the sale?

Brokers almost everywhere will let you hang your licences but if you don't really plan to do "agency" transactions with primary home buyers; look to the brokers who are investor friendly.  

How many wallets do you own and how many copies of your licence, CC etc. do you have that you can have it stolen three times in one day.Here's a good quote for you"If it wasn't for pick picketers I'd have no sex life at all" (Rodney Dangerfield)and a pile of wallets laying around...

Many companies, especially the ones that could help you with alternative loan programs, are licenced in multiple states or nationwide and US territories. 

I realize I am preaching to the converted that it is best for people to only get involved with real estate if they have the means to actually own real estate.I also disagree with a majority of people (Including most agents that I have heard speak on the subject) that the RE licencing course work is useless.  

The problem i see with this is how i avoid the two parties coming to their own agreement cutting me out because i've already done my bit.as a possible solution to this i thought if i acted as a property manager and collecting the rent and passed it to the land owner i can charge my finders fee (to the tenant in place of a bond) and take a small cut of the rent. but as you say i don't want to get into the space where i need licencing or something, will definitely get in touch with a lawyer before actioning anything.

I buy a D&B report on the company, check with the BBB, check references, check with the state to make sure that they are a legal entity and have a business licence.