I am thinking a website, direct mailers, community sponsorship events etc.Any information on what other people have done in the past would be a great help!

Essentially though, you should have your top folks from the sponsorship on the call.  

Sounds like a lot of time invested, and I'm not sure how these sponsorships actually work -Thanks all!

Yelp advertising would most likely be a waste of time.Your biggest channels would likely be Facebook and direct advertising/sponsorship of REI websites, podcasts, etc - gets you directly in front of your target audience. :-)

If you don't have a sponsorship, then your license is considered inactive and you can't legally practice real estate.

Hello, I'm looking for a Broker with No office or few hundred dollar startup fees. I do not need trainging. I would only do a few deals a year. I'm ok with a small commission split or a transaction fee. Something like...

The sponsorship group gave little to no updates (maybe once every 6-9 months when forced) without any financials.

Look for those that offer sponsorship opportunities for property management licenses.

The Fund of Funds needs to turn a profit for it to be worth the sponsorship team's efforts.  

I've been involved as an equity partner on a syndication which did not hit return goals at ALL, due to alleged malfeasance by one of the sponsors.Now that I'm on the sponsorship side, I take the reputability, ethics, morals, and so forth, of my fellow sponsors very seriously.