As long as you have your facts straight to defend this position, I would not worry too much about IRS challenges.

Quote from @Chris Seveney: @Angel Perezhttps://www.wlwt.com/amp/article/two-cincinnati-men-sentenced-in-nationwide-foreclosure-rescue-scam/42125327In some states like maryland approaching a borrower in pre foreclosure is regulatedhttps://www.dllr.state.md.us/license/mrec/mrecshortsales.shtml From the article:The defendants preyed on homeowners who had defaulted on their mortgages and convinced the victims to pay to take part in fraudulent programs on the promise it would save their homes, documents said.This is not what I am talking about doing at all.

In stead of starting an additional thread I had a NY auction question that this thread is suitable for...The owner of house I am looking to purchase through auction has not paid property tax in AT LEAST 5 YEARS (according to the town tax assessor, who told me they can only go back five years) I have tried listed and active plaintiff attorney and defendant attorney and no one seems to be able to answer. 

The legal cost to defend yourself could also become astronomical very quickly.

This is how tax attorneys utilize the tax code for their clients and then defend the position with law and facts.  

I know you are honestly trying to help.So Reynold, the answer to your question if I may...Yes get a website, get investor carrot  (will  make it easier for you to rank), and stick to it.I will however defend my #1 spot aggressively on the SERP's, but I will genuinely try to help you rank if you wish for me to do that.Lastly:"if I even decide to cancel my subscription will I have to build a new webpage brand all over."

You will keep fighting and defending what you want to defend, hereby taking a bunch of BP members with you because "Ohh he has a marketing company.. and ohh he says they have 6000 leads a day...

You gave up on yourself, and blamed the course.Now, I don't want you assume I'm defending the course, which I'm not. 

Sham contracts are not contracts, which means you run the risk of assigning a "contract" to a third party while the seller sells to a fourth party, and defends his action on the grounds that you never entered into a contract to purchase.

Pls don't try to defend that.