Most of the posts (and even the first mention, which is episode 2 of BP) are from a long time ago.Have many states made this illegal?

I was hiring on Upwork back when it was Odesk & ELance and the platform now is even worse for screening foreign workers than it was way back when. 

My dad was a Marine; I have no qualms contacting them...unless it's illegal now.Any new feedback?

I’m a frontline healthcare worker who would be living in the rental property.

While Denver and Colorado Springs have benefited the past ten years from people that can live anywhere (aka, remote workers, tech work and digital nomads) because they want a certain quality of life and Denver and Colorado Springs offer that (and then some), I'm wondering what other locations people think will see an influx of remote workers? 

Especially since Washington state has made even implying that non-payment could some day result in eviction is illegal.

Could I use workers from out of state?

In most if not all states, it is ILLEGAL for non-attorneys, including accountants, to provide legal services.

@David CarpenterGood question.I have through the years created a network of construction workers (i.e. carpenters, plumbers, HVAC, electrical and etc.).We have 6 years of relationships and now I see the contractor owners handing off to their children.These individuals provide me support but I have to commit to them on all my opportunities. 

:-)I think what will happen is it will allow the Facebooks and the Googles of the world to hire MORE workers.