Okay, well at this point I know she's not someone I want to be affiliated with (and her in-and-out of jail boyfriend) but she continues.

You know the outcome either way and are at liberty to choose.”It’s noble for you to choose to support this person because of your past affiliation as a teammate but I would be wary of maintaining support on the principal that you should support them because they’re oversees serving regardless of how they are treating you and this professional relationship.

Though I still use Facebook and Craigslist and some other syndicate sites, my highest response has always come from Zillow and it's affiliates so we couldn't just ignore those avenues.

I have not used them and I am not affiliated with them in anyway but it looks like an interesting option for mitigating risk in certain scenarios. 

However, the 65 is the only test that does not require you to be sponsored by a broker-dealer - this implies that you could be an RIA and hold the Series 65 and not be affiliated with a firm and perhaps qualify as an Accredited Investor.https://www.investopedia.com/a...Checking and confirming accreditation is the responsibility of the syndicator - some are very specific about how they qualify someone and others are not. 

The did tell me they did not know who she was and she had never been affiliated with their company , although she did have her name as owner of that company.

I do not recommend TTK company (texasturnkeyproperties.com) and the affiliated RPM preferred. 

Its $25 that will likely save you $25,000 from the sounds of it.No affiliation

Start with NARPM affiliates, they have a code of ethics and excellent training and support. 

I'm not affiliated with them in any way, just really enjoy the product.