@Brian Garlington I don’t believe this is correct, although you don’t need a member firms sponsorship to take the test I think the rule states you need to be licensed as an investment advisor, which you can only do by applying through a registered firm, I believe it is a state registration.

They are there to network, provide sponsorship and answer general questions. 

I am not affiliated with them, nor have I dealt with them in any capacity, but it can't hurt to check them out.http://ambiance.re/dallas-broker-sponsorship-careers/

The Sponsorship one is the best.As it turned out, after about 3 LOI's we didn't need their help.

Contact the organizations you are a part of, for me it was the AOA and CAA (have since dropped CSC's endorsement and sponsorship.3.

I would like to have sponsorship lined up once I take my exam.

They will make fees on management, consulting, development/sponsorship, etc.  

My company's main lines of business are as follows.Brokering Real Estate SalesHoltonWiseTV Real Estate Investor ConsultingProperty ManagementGeneral Contracting, Construction, Maintenance and LandscapingRental Property InsuranceRental Property IncomeHoltonWiseTV Sponsorship RevenueFlipping PropertiesHoltonWiseTV Ad RevenueTitle Insurance and Escrow workHoltonWiseTV Clothing SalesPretty excited to say that we've got General Home Inspection services coming in the next couple months as well.

With a strong sponsorship team you will get the returns are looking for with all of the work that comes from actively investing in real estate.

Also interested, who you chose as your "sponsorship"?