From recent Ohio Statue changes, I'd beware if I were an Ohio 'wholesaler' (licensed or unlicensed) given their stance and 2735.01(A)(8) wording ("...fee in connection with any contract...")

I even moved the wife's complete laundry room into a rehab then did this complete with marble floors.

You're in a grey area as an agent, as the net listing may be construed to the intent of the statue or regulation rather than the literal drafting.Local custom will dictate policy more than state law as it is at the local level where state law is determined or the attempt to circumvent law.IMO, as an agent you should be adding value to your deals that you flip, otherwise, just assigning a contract will probably be viewed in a bad light. :)

Also has a marble foyer with hard wood floors.

You can be assured that a prosecuting attorney first effort will be to tear the LLC down, all the cases I have read online that is what happen, or case law had to interpret statues.

If it's a nicer home, maybe make the fireplace marble.

The marble mine south of the town of Marble is very impressive.

Murphy and in Conn. for example it only applies to 2 families, in RI its hard to distinguish what is possible from the statue..

The statue you referenced is the law for tax deeds in FL.

So do what makes you feel good, its not all about how many marbles you have when you die.