The contractor should be licensed.

They don't want to get in hot water by not complying with someone who will certainly document their claim file with such infractions.Just check references and proper licensing. 

Ex wife currently is allowing me to take property located in Northwest Indiana but my income won't allow me to refinance to get her name completely off since I cut my hours to get my real estate license and "Chase my dream".

I met with a "real estate lawyer" today for coffee and after I explained what a wholesaler does, he began to tell me that I need my agents license and that to make up the contracts I will need it is going to start at around $3000....

I am a licensed Agent if you need assistance.

That provides a tenant the opportunity to find a licensed contractor who may be able to do the repairs cheaper. 

I am newly licensed REALTOR® in Georgia and interested in networking with other industry with professionals and learning more about investing.

I suppose it is just my predisposition to not trust someone acting as a broker with no license by using loopholes and alternate language to skirt the law.

So, I am a licensed real estate agent in Pennsylvania.

You buy a property, then you sell the property - there's nothing wrong with both of those happening on the same day.However, I have seen some posts/articles discussing wholesalers in various states getting fined by their state commission for acting as an agent without a license.