Pro Athletes Increasingly Investing In Real Estate Before They Stop Playing

2/10/2021

Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman William Sweet entered the National Football League as an undrafted rookie out of the University of North Carolina, earning a roster spot on the Arizona Cardinals in 2019. Before he ever played in a regular-season game, he found himself out for the year with a ligament injury.

The injury gave him time to realize that, even as a man in his early 20s, a lucrative pro sports career can end at any moment. So he started investing in real estate.

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Pro Athletes Increasingly Investing In Real Estate Before They Stop Playing

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