"At the end of the day, it's not about what you have or even what you've accomplished. It's about what you've done with those accomplishments. It's about who you've lifted up, who you've made better. It's about what you've given back." - Denzel Washington

We are joined today by Nathan Murith, a Husband, father, technologist, founder of Undoor Properties, remote real estate investing expert, coach, and podcast host. 

Nathan shared how he wasn't able to find resources that suit his needs when he was starting his real estate investing journey. This led him to create everyreitool.com, a software specifically created for real estate investors and professionals that provides resources to help take the business further and faster. 

He reiterates the importance of passing on not only properties and wealth to his kids but honing them with skills and teaching values that will set them up for life. 

Nathan is passionate about coaching, mentoring, and helping others to get started investing in real estate at a distance, and working with individuals looking to put their money to work in real estate without owning the property.

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Key Quotes

“Active listening is not just listening and answering the person's question, or responding to a comment. It's really trying to get to what is it that is bothering them or important to them, or their actual true problem that they're maybe not stating, either directly or clearly or accurately. So really spend time to listen so you’d know how to address it.” - Nathan Murith

“We worked hard. Nothing's given for free.” - Nathan Murith

“There are more people today that are looking for the shortcut than there are people who are ready to do the work and we're really committed to putting in the time and the effort.” - Nathan Murith

“When you stick to your values, you find that instead of trying to get a buck from every source that you can, it is looking for that match specifically. And while it may be a lot more legwork to find that actual match, when you do find it, the relationship can flourish that much more because of the shared mindset, and the shared goals.” - Nate LeBlanc

“Keep on giving and generosities always come back for sure.” -  Daniel Jakubisin

Connect with Nathan Murith 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanmurith

Podcast: The Gentle Art of Crushing It 

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