Do i need to have LLC business entity, and pay myself employee salary?

Her 30ish daughter who is also a longtime employee of grocery filled out online app for her.

I don't intend on hiring any full-time employees and therefore am wondering if I can get away with not having contractors insurance by doing it the way described above.Thank you in advance,Mike

@James Hall keep in mind that you went to Washington Federal, and any banker who works at a big bank is typically a W2 employee.

If you're looking more for SFH, I'm not sure but I'd just scour HAR on your own. 

This contractor had both of his employees who were handling the work quit, and after 7 weeks of trying to renovate 2 units, we made the decision to part ways and refund the money he was overpaid for work not completed. 

This was primarily done so I could have more control over my own career/earnings, but I retained every aspect of the company (including it's 4 employees) and re-branded with a new name and mission as she was a great appraiser but not much of a businesswoman.I didn't have the liquid assets to buy the business outright, and it was a bit wonky in the math anyway since I was a top producer, my gross earnings couldn't really be factored in to the totals as I would have made that anywhere.

Hello everyone,I saw an AD that was in my email with Biggerpockets (Finance Of America) I called and got a rep when we asked for his NMLS# he told me that he is an employee of FACo Umbrella Commercial Lending N.O.O and his NMLS# only reflects his previous employment at a bank, and Commercial lending does not require a NMLSThey do loans for fix and flips, buy and holds.I want to make sure of who we are dealing with.

Your PM is a contracted employee and you must stay on top of business.

They usually want to see a track record of two years with hourly employees.