,doctors,dentists, athletes, business owners, executives,and charitable foundations hire management companies to run their RE investments.You don t have to share profits with a management company.

If you going the smaller route, look up Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association. 

Can do the same with a Louie L'amour book or the Longmire mysteries (which are great and now a series on netflix)Bobble heads of burt reynolds, starksky and hutch any celebrities or athletes from 75 on top of the welcome note

., lawyer, investor with a few deals under their belt (but not that many), professional athlete etc. and while I'm sure they are smart and successful in their core competence, that doesn't automatically translate into a real estate transaction. 

They help athletes find rentals.

I did this while being a division 1 athlete and going to school full time.

All of the most successful people in athletics, business and other fields have coaches/mentors/advisors.

If the sport teams are popular with current students, athlete’s families, alumni, and the local community, I would look on AirDNA of how over airbnb do in the area for September to November for football and November to March for basketball.

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