I'm sure I could get you guys a cheap rate and help find sponsors.

In Texas you have to get sponsored by a broker to make your license active.

He was one of the "sponsored" names on the page of a property I liked.

@Cody Barton would love to help you structure the deal if you have any questions.I would consider doing a 80/20 split with each investor. you can sponsor the deal, but if you investors are ok with that go with it, if not let me know and we can talk about some other structures

I think Center Street Lending is a sometimes sponsor in Bigger Pockets - they finance the purchase and the rehab and they base much of it on the strength of the investment itself.There's also a book on Biggerpockets.com/store where you can buy Brandon Turner's book 'How to invest with no or low money down'.Your question was a bit too general to answer more clearly than that but I hope it helps.

I see that you have to be sponsored so I am not sure the route to take.

You cannot practice real estate until you are sponsored by a broker (e.i.

Here's what the code says.. http://iga.in.gov/static-documents/a/9/9/5/a9952b9...Broker's License(Salesperson License): Statute: IC 25-34.1-3-4.1You have to be 18 or older and no convictions(See link above)Have a High School Diploma or GEDComplete approved broker course(salesperson)Pay the feePass the testSubmit license with who your sponsoring managing broker will be.Managing Broker License: Statute IC 25-34.1-4-0.5Hold a Broker's license for 2 yearstake and pass at least 24 hours of broker management courses approved by the commission.

Are there any requirements to getting the real estate license such as being sponsored by an agency or can anyone do it?

We're going to be pretty picky about the sponsors we choose to do business with though.