@Mac Usher  if the deal can be financed, the sponsor usually arranges it and its part of the capital stack.

I have been in talks with the sponsor/syndicator, but we didn't actually do any deals together in 2016.  

Hi-I'm currently a licensed salesperson in NY and sponsored by a NY broker (of course).

My understanding was that I need a broker to sponsor me and hold my license. 2) If I have my license and I represent myself and purchase a house, how do I get my commission?

Do you have any sponsor brokers you can recommend?  

No from what I understand from the US Embassy about the only way I can get there is to find a company who is willing to sponsor the visa for employment.

If they are they need to stay away from this stuff and look at possibly investing in higher quality sponsored projects that are larger. 

Investors look for strong sponsors with experience and a long track record.  

Go to your local REI Club meetings or MeetUp groups...you should have no problem finding an investor friendly broker who will sponsor you. 

but the investment made sense to me for the following reasons:- the sponsors have a substantial track record.- rent comps checked out vs the planned rent raise & reposition- comparable sales made the valuation of this deal attractive- the preferred return structure was in line with my expectationsI have other reasons which are more specific to the deal which I'd rather not disclose.