I want to echo the welcome by other BP members and the complements on taking control of your finances as a professional athlete.  

I'd like to partner up with a friend who is also a recent graduate, former marine, and who has greater personable skills to complement my operational knowledge (developing procedures and guidelines in order to make consistently well informed decisions).I have a pretty considerable appetite for risk.

It doesn't matter what city your in, you can always find a niche, especially if your law practice can complement the real estate side of things.

I will supplement and complement the utility (power plant) requisite development area up to the structural requirement side.

I am in the process of getting my real estate license and plan to have the real estate agent component provide me with income for living expenses while complementing that with real estate investing to build passive income and long-term wealth.I am developing my initial investment strategy around multifamily (2-4 unit) properties to rehab/rent/refinance.

One way is to have a cash-rich partner that can complement you.  

Usually you find someone to complement your weaknesses in a partnerships.

Fix and Flip and wholesaling complement them and their value.  

Figure out what you can bring to the table and find someone who can complement you to work with...maybe someone who has cash to invest, but no rehabbing skills; maybe someone who has some cash and more experience with construction but no time (who can oversee and advise you during the process). 

That in complement ion by the fact that my wife has been saving money for about 25 years has been my excuse not to feel stressed about making a living.