Athletics: Temple is a Division 1 school, and as such I'd assume they do a fair amount of recruiting for their athletics program.

,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.