I commented on the post questioning why he would invite such a notorious scammer onto the show and his response was that this was the first he had heard of such things and that he would look into it.

Those sellers and buyers are the worst though - notorious for devious acts against humanity.

Worker's Comp then also audits (gets payroll reports once or twice/year) what you pay them to get an adequate idea of how much of this work they are doing--the more they work, the more likely an injury.Ultimately, based on your brief description, this is likely an exposure for you and your business--and worker's comp cases are notorious for "ambulance chasers" who see $$$ settlements with successful property owner vs. blue collar workers.Then again, depending on quantity of work, and quality of workers, tons of landlords in your situation feel comfortable taking the risk.Happy to discuss further if you are interested, feel free to PM me.

However, I came into the office one morning, to my bare and boring cubicle devoid of any anime, action figures, posters, toys, and all the other trinkets techie guys are notorious for collecting and displaying, and sat down at my machine.

THEN you have something that is notorious for failing and risk a flood on your property.  

They are notoriously confusing and misleading, and they are often plain wrong.

In my opinion, off - market deals (direct from the seller and sometimes with a wholesaler) can be notoriously higher than market rates.

HOAs are notoriously coy, secretive and uncooperative to buyers. 

@Ankan Basak Nassau Long Island is notorious for illegal apartments. 

But calculators, in general, are notoriously limited.