They also give an option to have a separate site for each individual property.

in today's mail i received both a 'Renewal Offer' and in a separate envelope a 'Notice of Cancellation of Insurance' with a 'Past Due' bill demanding $600 plus $10 late fee.since my policy with Farmers ended April 30 and I was unhappy with their rates, as of may 1 i switched to Amica and was told i don't need to cancel my old policy as it expired.some nerve farmers has to mail a renewal offer yet renew it without my auth and already apply $10 late fee barely 10 days into if i had let it renew.i've had other issues with farmers which i could go on and on about, for instance they doubled my auto insurance premium because my discount affiliation letter listed the dates i was active with the organization but was missing a date it was signed by the officer, etc, ridiculous stuff; suffice it to say, farmers?

Yes, 4 separate units

There's enough of a hook with the flipping shows and having these stars attached that it probably seems all the more legitimate and lends this training company just enough legitimacy to separate people from their money.At the end of the day, though, I think people would do far better buying a handful of books, listening to the various podcasts out there (BP is great) and finding some REI's to meet one or two investors that will let them bend their ear.The key thing those training things do provide is motivation.

NOTE: I own a direct mail business, but it's totally separate from my remodeling and real estate businesses. 

He is not willing to separate them at least not at this time.

I have about 2 years until my possible separation and I am basically asking someone to point me in the right direction, somewhere I can learn the industry and the basics I need before I dive straight into this.

Mostly, though, I wouldn't want to waste my time drafting up five separate offers. 

I put two of her houses on contract, on two separate contracts.

Live cheaply, open a separate savings account and scrape every penny until you have $20k.