Also, while it's fairly common for GCs to use other licensees to pull permits, it's generally not recommended to hire someone without a license.

If the contract is in an LLC (or other entity, including a trust where you're a beneficiary) where you (licensee) holds a greater than 10% interest, your husband must disclose because you are in fact one of the buyers.  

I want my Realtors to primarily sell real estate, not primarily recruit other licensees.

However, there are no restrictions on the licensee giving a gift or an incentive to a buyer or seller.https://dsps.wi.gov/Pages/BoardsCouncils/RealEstate/Position...

You're a licensee so you pass the "for a fee, for another" test. 

@Jonathan Greene a licensee MAY advertise wholesale deals in Florida.

I'm new to wholesaling in the real estate industry and trying to get the funds to get real estate licensee either as a broker (which is what i prefer and dont mind doing the extra hours in classes that it takes to get there) or an agent.

If you are doing 100% assignments then they believe that is a blatant attempt to circumvent licensee law and you should have a real estate license to do that.There was a lot more discussed after my discussion ended with the full Commission.

That is a licensed activity and is illegal unless you are a licensee

The likelihood of something like that getting a licensee in trouble, is minimal, considering the amount of unethical business that occurs in general.