Wright and his company were accused of collecting between $115 million and $185 million from at least 500 investors since 1997 and misleading some of them through false statements and documents, to believe the value of those investments was increasing. Wright was arrested in Miami in May after spending three months on the lam as a fugitive.

Clients that Wright was indicted for scamming include several prominent National Football League players, former Denver Bronco and Georgia Bulldog star Terrell Davis and his pro teammates Steve Atwater, Rod Smith, Ray Crockett, Blaine Bishop and Al Smith. Wright’s mother also is among the victims he is alleged to have scammed.

Up for auction will be Wright’s six-bedroom house, which underwent $1 million in renovations last year, as well as a condominium, office building, and a series of cars, including an Aston Martin, a Bentley and a 1967 BMW.