@Harry AllmanHey brother, I just passed in January 6th and it took about a month to get my score and be able to apply for a sponsorship.

@Alexandra Hughes PailetAre there sponsorship opportunities as well?

I am thinking about getting my realtors license and wondered if anyone out there had a good list of questions I need to get answers to while interviewing with a potential broker in regards to sponsorship? 

The fees are in line with the market and my deals' sponsorship fees, so no issue there.

If I had put all that money into one fund, I would be relying on the ability (and integrity) of a single sponsorship group, and I would have no control over the future deals where they chose to put my money.

Typically you're not going to get a sponsorship without and advanced skill set which normally requires a bachelors degree and usually a masters degree plus 3-5 years of experience in the industry.Do some more research on your end, find out how you can do it better.

I know when I got my license there was a 'brokers night' where quite a few showed up to sign the sponsorship paperwork there. 

Maybe you should gutz out the sponsorship time frame and obtain your broker's license.

There are sites out there like PERE and Fintrx you can sign up for but I believe they cost around $20k. you can also check out alternative investment events but you have to sponsor and those sponsorships cost around $20k per event.

No sponsorship of any sort required.