The below text is simply for discussion purpose and I am no lawyer etc etc...

That would probably be the best way to go for the purposes you described.Personally, I don't see the point of getting a license if you're only buying and selling your own properties.

I've called absentee owners on the block, thinking they are landlords, reaching out to everyone I know, but can't find a buyer.I guess the purpose of this post is, to show those that are new how much action you can take, and still have no results.

You can wholesale much easier by using a single purpose llc and selling the entity that holds the contract.

What is your purpose in buying this property?

I recently opened a new bank account for the purposes of saving only in a completely different bank from my usual.

It is the sole purpose of the company and how the company turns a profit.

Thinking of doing purchasing land for the same purpose. 

In speaking with some other investors in my state (New Hampshire) I can across a state tax situation that I was not aware of and was looking for some clarification.In NH when you sell a piece of real estate that is used for business purposes (generating rental income) you are subject to the Business Profits Tax (approx 8.5%).  

From what I’ve learned so far, those who are successful in real estate investing have a sense of purpose that is guiding them.