Plus the tech giants continue to build - with Apple building an additional research and development building on the grounds of the former HP gap headquarters - to bring in 12,000 new employees - rents and values continue to rise.

Also big businesses moving into new areas that will bring in or hire many new employees.

After looking on the association website, the people I have been dealing with are the actual employees of the association (not the board members). 

The other employees would jeer at him and litter thehallways to show him what a bad job he was doing.

Can't manage properties owned by others without a license, unless you're hired as an employee.

State Farm is currently constructing 3 separate buildings and planning to hire 13000 employees .

In my state if they don't have workmans comp they must have a waiver (this is for a one person labor) if they don't have WC then now they are your employee, so if they get hurt it is on your insurance, make sure you get this before they start or tell them theythat they will not be paid until you get proof of WCIf you can get references from builders and house flippers not the public bc they might love the guy but he did a bad job.

@Ryan Mullin   your correct if you are an employee of a company that owns rentals you may act like a leasing agent other wise like I said in virtually any other state its a license activity..

I had an employee run the cashiers check up to the main trustee service in Seattle.. and of course since we were one of the primary players we were well known to this trustee service.

Pay Roll is W2 employee income.