I have actually have had the privilege to work with some pro athletes.

I am a nuring major and an athlete.

I originally planned to pursue a Graduate Assistantship in athletics, but a series of events steered me toward real estate.This summer, my mom met a local investor at a pottery workshop, introduced us, and now I work for her and her husband.

in NIL funds there is also a lot of demand for long term/mid term housing for: athletes, coaches, sponsors, scouts, agents and otherwise - in a region that is chronically luxury home deficient. 

If you invest in a partnership that earns income in a bunch of states and your share of the profits is over the filing threshold for those states, you either need to file nonresident tax returns in those states... or get the partnership to include you in a composite filing.Another example: If you're a professional athlete in US?

It's like when you hear about wealthy athletes or former movie stars going broke.   

Last time I was there the Athletic club asked me not to come back

My girlfriend, who is an alumn of the university, reached out to her former supervisor in the athletic department in case she was aware of any athletes looking for housing.

What are your thoughts on renting to a group made up of fraternity members and college athletes?

It's a trope for athletes, musicians and lottery winners to end up bankrupt shortly after they come into money for a reason.