Copy the letter to her broker and the local RE board.DO NOT just sit down and bang out a letter while you're PO'd.

I'm a new Broker (got my Broker license 10/28/05).

I still get a pretty decent flow of folks moving each spring/fall but because many of them are moving outside of the areas I worked specifically, I'm having to refer them based on my broker "sourcing" new referrals to people I've never met.

I suppose you might be able to find a broker somewhere who would sponsor you or allow you to get an account through them.

I found a management company and broker on the net.

Lucy,I would suggest that you go into a Realtor Broker office (preferrably a big one that has a lot of signs around where you live) and ask to talk with the Broker or a Manager directly.

A mortgage broker is trying to convince me to acquire an interest only loan stating that I can leverage my money best that way.

that is a great idea to try to sell to a company directly. however, if you take that route, you will get a much higher price if a broker shops it to all the companies that might be interested. it is unlikely that you will get lucky and find the company that will pay the highest price for it.

Before this job I was a processor for a broker that dealt with subprime and my initial thinking was to do an 80/20 on a 2-4 family residence and have the tenants pay the mortgage and found some areas that it seems do-able.

Here in MA, appraisal firms and mortgage brokers are allowed by MLS to buy subscriptions.