But because I am still learning, I believe the originator license would suffice for now.

No harm, no foul and the contract is not binding until it is fully executed into escrow, comoplete with the EMD.As far as pissing off any listing agents, your simple explanation should suffice and would not be uncommon in this market as most agents know that investors are making offers on multiple homes at once in hopes of landing one.Option 2: Vest your offers in a newly formed, no asset holding entity (LLC) and in the occassion of this example, you could wholesale the other two for some extra profit (assuming they are real deals)

I have a small buyers list of consistent cash investors that I felt sufficed every category of investors but now that I have came across some land to wholesale I realize none of my investors are interested.

Won't take the time to list the other multiple bad signs I saw, suffice it to say they were a big, clunky operation. 

Should I be looking for additional information, or will the CMA suffice?

Otherwise I think printed floorpans with typical furniture placements would suffice.

Since you can't do anything yourself property maintenance wise most tasks would have to be hired out so checks should suffice 95% of the time? 

Suffice to say I have good people watching my back on the law front.Thanks for taking the time to put together such an in depth post.

@Daria B. and @Greg S. yes a lipstick type reno may have to suffice.

The reason why I ask is because, for scalability,  I don't understand the reasoning behind putting $200k in the deal when a little over $100k would have sufficed.