I'm a former contractor, so this doesn't scare me, but I talked with the REA and he tells me he's got an over asking offer O_o So I'm thinking he's just fishing.

I am taking a class and going for my real estate agent license during the winter break.

But preparing more formal Articles of Incorporation or a Partnership Agreement or Operating Agreement - definitely legal work and something most CPAs aren't going to be licensed for.

I am working on some minor renovations a house I am flipping and ran into some conflicting information from contractors. 

I have a person for kitchen cabinet/countertop work, looking for general contractor can put electrical, bathroom together; carpenter/painter as well as on going maintenance.The quotes I got are either ridiculously high or they are booked till next year.

You've likely seen an experienced general contractor unobtrusively do this at some point. 

A broker is someone who has held their agents license for 3 or more years and who has passed their brokers exam.

Enough major repairs might be better off ran through a contractor.

I'm a licensed contractor down here, so if anyone has a BRRRR deal or rehab STR deal, I'd be interested in partnering.

I think in Wisconsin you need a license to buy and resell..