Bottom line is I want to start this business with a solid foundation that is respected, legal and ethical but can be scaled to be used as a model in other markets within Florida.#2, I can't really say what is best for you; if you are working with the same people having an LLC makes things a lot easier as you take title in the LLC, sell or rent and cut the profits according to the Operating Agreement or any employment agreement.

Wholesaler shaming under the guise of ethics is slippery.  

Furthermore, just because these exemptions are legal does not make them ethical or advisable. 

Anonymity doesn't work much either, you usually cosign for your mortgages, and you write the checks, you sign the closing documents, you hire the workers, you call the plumber, you interview the tenant etc.So my advice, form a simple LLC, follow the rules, get insurance, and operate your business ethically. 

Other markets that are highly inflated lacking natural and manufacturing resources will be in for a reality check and deflation at its finest!

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

Problems solved and you have now wholesaled legally and ethically.

@Wayne BrooksI agree this blows my mind how this is even legal (or ethical) Isn’t the job of an agent who works for a broker also to go out and find new clients?

My finances are in line and now I am hoping to learn from experts, build my 'team,' and be prepared for a worthwhile investment opportunity in the next year.In return (beyond ear, nose, and throat 2nd opinions), I am a high-earning individual with good credit, ethical, a good sounding board, and won't waste anyone's time. 

In exchange for knowledge and experience I can offer a hell of a work ethic, my own fuel, morning coffees and lunch outings.