To myunderstanding, if your llc is in say AZ, your registered agent is in Az, your business is earning in Az, then pretty much it is an Az llc, which means that it is NOT doing business in Ca, therefore you only pay Az taxes on that llc, and once you draw/split profit, you will be entitled to pay Ca PERSONAL income taxes, you might have to pay the 10% as 1099 management fee to yourelf as a WORKER.

If you're looking to earn money and have skills we're always short handed. 

And to ask for that level of help without earning a stripe or two, well it can appear as a little offensive actually.

@Chad Duncan That's how, with knowledge, experience, investor/lenders that trust your judgment, by putting a good or at least decent deal together that allows potential for profits and earnings.

But I would still oppose it, and sue (but would need some investors to join me to avoid some brain dead judge saying my case is mute because I'm licensed) based on the fact they have no right or jurisdiction to pass such a rule or regulation and interfere with this kind of activity and the right to earn an income this way.Maybe you would be in favor of the state of Florida passing a law requiring an investors license?  

If you are direct to seller, then let the agent find the buyer, so they can earn that full commission you're giving away, if it's the other way around, then it's business as usual for you!

I am self employed which earns enough to pay the bills and gives me a lot of flexibility with my time.

@Paul Higdon welcome to the site.Few things you can do to get started.Go to school & earn a RE license.Network with local investors.Read all the good info here on BP.Locate & purchase a rental property. 

How can this be very profitable if the income is such little.Well if you are earning 1% return in a bank account or 2% return in a bond or CD then earning 8-10% or more on your money looks like a pretty good deal .

Is the money a wholesaler earns from the assignment fee taxable?