It’s totally a scam, but it’s legal. If the entrepreneur has incorporated, he probably can’t be sued. What’s more, he doesn’t have to pay a penny in workman’s

It’s totally a scam, but it’s legal. If the entrepreneur has incorporated, he probably can’t be sued. What’s more, he doesn’t have to pay a penny in workman’s comp, because Florida has loopholes which permit multiple levels of “independent contractors” with only the top guy having a license, and a specific form letting the top guy absolve himself of responsibility for his “subs.” One guy got so good at this scam that he had a LinkedIn page and an IOS app you could download. Florida’s codes contain numerous devices like this. Most prominent is the “Notice of Non-Representation” that your buyer’s agent will get you to sign, just just just before closing.