My name is Josh Ricord and I am a recent Biomechanics and MBA graduate and retired student athlete as of 2023.

My name is Josh Ricord and I am a recent Biomechanics and MBA graduate and retired student athlete as of 2023.  

I agree with @Joel Owensso if an investor insists on a lower cut for the sponsor, are they not taking the risk of a less experienced sponsor.Be sure to put a cap on your heart surgeons salary.I personally think that professional athletes are paid too much.

Deeding a property in their personal name to a LLC.Why, because you now have additional costs and are getting no asset protection since your LLC didn’t buy the property (and 99% of the time the mortgage is still in borrowers name).Other wasted costs tied to this is starting holding companies and all these complex entity setups to “hide” your name (side note unless you are a movie star or professional athlete no one cares about who you are or where you live.Ps not an attorney or cpa

Unfortunately, if you don't have the resources, its not very possible.here is my sort of "truth vs. reality:"  I think we'd agree that its true if you were a professional athletes you make lots of money (male more so than females, but that's not the point). 

I also own a personal training company and train athletes with ATG principles .

My husband was a professional track and field athlete who worked really hard to get himself out of precarity in Long Beach, went to a great college, was a NCAA champion, broke a world record, etc. 

Penny Stocks Most of our clients are pro athletes and doctors, but I'll make an exception just for you. 

Worked at the Belmont Athletic Club on 2nd Street during college. 

There are many sports programs out there for youth and adult athletics that could act as long term tenants which would be great in ensuring people actually care about the place and that it produces income.