Step 1: Get a detailed value of the franchise. For example, the current estimated value of the Los Angeles Lakers is around $550million.
Step2: Gather enough investors to buy a major share of the team, usually in a piecemeal (so, buying the shares/team piece by piece).
Step 3: Submit an offer to the current ownership, generally done through the NBA League Office (specifically, the Office of the Commissioner)
Step 4: Make the offer, put up the cash, purchase the team
Step 5: Run the team, make sure everyone is properly paid, continue increasing the value of the team once owned.
Step 6: Sell the team when you are ready to sell it or it can't stay solvent.
Robert JohnsonRobert Johnson is the majority owner of the Bobcats with NBA legend, Michael Jordan as minority owner ... Johnson made NBA history as the first African-American to become a majority owner of a NBA team ... It is also worth noting that Johnson is also the owner of the WNBA team Charlotte Sting ...
no..only if he was trained too.
Music superstar Usher is part owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers. He joined one of the top NBA teams featuring superstar Lebron James. He is following suit after Jay-Z, who is part owner of the New Jersey Nets.
no they dont
ur thinkng of jay z, he co owns the New Jersey nets.
1989
He does not own an NBA team, although he was a part-owner of the L.A. Lakers for several years.
The Detroit Pistons, if you meant to say car part.
When they were created
not unless Sweden has a NBA team. even if it does, i don't think so because NBA is manily played in USA and only good players in Canada are eligible to play in us.
The actor Will Smith is not an owner or minority owner of an NFL Franchise. While he is not an NFL owner, Will Smith is a minority owner of the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers.
San Diego Clippers