In 2012, The Los Angeles Times named Mater Dei's Katin Reinhardt the California High School Basketball Player of the Year.

In college, Reinhardt helped lead the USC Trojans to an NCAA tournament berth.

Reinhardt then played pro ball in Europe, where he starred in Germany's Bundesliga and played in the EuroCup.

After an injury and the pandemic, Reinhardt moved back to Dana Point to start a career in real estate.

In the past year, Reinhardt did over 75 transactions of over $40 million.

Reinhardt can talk to KMET about his journey.

Reinhardt's story, in his words:

"I played really well in Europe. I was on pace to sign a half-a-million dollar contract. I was in talks with different teams all over the EuroLeague, including Bayern Munich."

"I broke my foot, then Covid hit. I came back to the U.S. I was gonna play in the G League bubble with the Lakers, but they pulled out of the bubble."

"After that, I had to make a decision. Do I stay in sports and be a trainer? A coach? I've always been interested in real estate. It's all relational."

"I wanna do real estate in a cool way like in Ballers (The Rock's HBO show). I do concierge service with athletes where we host events. Champagne on a yacht. Golf events."

"I know I fit the mold because I know what these guys go through when they wake up and train. I understand the ins and outs of athletes and what they gotta do."

"We help athletes invest their money in real estate. If you're in LA and get traded to Philly, New York or Miami, we have someone in our company who can take care of you. I want to be the relocation agent for the Dodgers, Angels, Lakers, Kings and Ducks."

"We've had Zoom conversations with the NBA and MLB about being the official relocation business for their athletes."