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Nate Marshall
  • Financial Advisor
  • Evergreen, CO
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Using NIL and College Athletes to Promote and Fund Real Estate Deals

Nate Marshall
  • Financial Advisor
  • Evergreen, CO
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I have been exploring alternatives to help real estate investors have additional opportunities for funding their deals. The NIL program was put in place in 2021 after the Supreme Court ruled that college athletes could receive compensation. In the first year $917 million was paid out. This will quickly expand to $10 billion or more once all NCAA and NAIA schools are included as well as all sports to include high school juniors and seniors.

Take for example a QB who will be a 1st, 2nd or 3rd round pick in the NFL draft. If a real estate investor develops a relationship with him now, and he either uses his NIL to promote deals or invests his NIL money there will be a relationship when he is in the NFL where QB's can earn in excess of $100 million or more in their career. 

Just getting started on this. I have a few athletes working with me. 

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