I think we'd agree that its true one would make oodles of money being a professional athlete (if you are male anyway righ tnow). 

Also, being a college athlete is a great thing on a resume. 

My background: I just moved to CA from MI after being a student athlete at Michigan State (Go Green!).

Case in point...I just closed a deal for a professional athlete that I brokered through a company I'll never use again where they required that my client have a CPA write a letter that the customer's financial position will not be negatively impacted by making the loan.

I’ve already emailed the athletic director in regards to renting it. 

I'm a civilian working in Army Athletics as a sport coach.

I have two very active athletic cats who need space to run - I simply cannot live in a studio with them.

Listen there is a price to pay in life, and my favourite bit I like to add is: and there is no discount, we all  have to pay THE FULL PRICE (price is not necessarily money) What many people are forgetting here is that the best athletes in the world need coaches (not gurus).

If generally athletic, you will want to probably spend 2-2.5k for a real home gym setup (freeweight dumbbell rack, freeweight bench and power rack, treadmill) that is marketable above the other listings out there. 

Hi Rex, My team and I have been working in the rental and PM market for over a decade and we've housed many baseball players (and other athletes and actors/film staff).