Which means the guy is unlicensed and uninsured!

Maybe you can get a quality unlicensed guy but you need to be careful. 

Imagine the worse case scenario and you find yourself in court over a wrongful death suit because of something that happened with one of your properties and you have to answer all the questions about your decisions to hire the unlicensed, uninsured contractor.

@Menachem KrasnjanskiYes, this is the unlicensed practice of real estate and in Florida it is a third degree Felony.Florida Real Estate Activities Requiring Licensure (probably very similar in NY):Advertising or marketing another person’s timeshare or property for compensation.Auctioning or attempting to auction another person’s property for compensation.Buying or attempting to buy real estate on behalf of another person for compensation.Listing another person’s timeshare or property for compensation.Operating as a real estate broker or sales associate without a license.Renting, leasing, or attempting to rent or lease real estate on behalf of another person for compensation.

Most of us got into actual investing not renting someone else's property to re-rent as an unlicensed PM and create a job for ourselves.

I'm new to REI and I was wondering if there any REIs/Wholesalers in WA State that can help  advise me on their experience in WA and if they've run into any issues when wholesaling in WA regarding the "License Law" that's been put into place that considers unlicensed individuals that do real estate activities, like wholesaling, equity skimming and deceptive to homeowners. 

(BTW- That was me)My recommendation- Either get your license or ask your realtor if you can become a licensed or unlicensed assistant.

@Nilton Silva  You might want to read through CT law: https://www.cga.ct.gov/current...According to Section 20-312, unlicensed wholesaling is illegal in CT as it is in most (maybe all) other states.You might just think about getting licensed. 

Unlicensed wholesaling is illegal in Massachusetts.2.

The other problem you have is that in most (maybe all) states, it is illegal for a licensed person to pay fees to unlicensed persons.