Can You Really Balance a W2 Job and Real Estate? with Nathan Murith
In this episode, Nathan Murith joins Dustin to discuss how he balances a full-time tech career with a growing real estate investment portfolio. Nathan shares his approach to managing properties remotely, explaining how he successfully invests in rental properties across the country without ever visiting them. He also talks about his philosophy of integrating business with personal life, and how he designs his work around family time and annual month-long trips to France. This episode is packed with advice for anyone looking to achieve financial freedom while having a traditional job, offering insights into real estate investing, time management, and prioritizing what truly matters.
Chapters:
- 00:00:00 - How to Plan a Month-Long Vacation
- 00:00:50 - Meet Nathan Murith: Tech Exec and Real Estate Pro
- 00:02:10 - Juggling a W2 Job with Entrepreneurial Ventures
- 00:03:30 - Nathan’s Unique Real Estate Journey Begins
- 00:05:03 - What Sparked Nathan’s Real Estate Investment Passion
- 00:08:45 - Using Real Estate to Fund College Savings
- 00:12:30 - First Rental Purchase and Quick Expansion
- 00:17:54 - Real Estate's Tax Benefits Explained
- 00:24:35 - From Investor to Real Estate Coach
- 00:27:21 - The Impact of Joining a Mastermind Program
- 00:30:35 - Evolving and Adapting the Coaching Model
- 00:33:30 - The Importance of Annual Family Retreats
- 00:36:09 - Crafting a Balanced and Intentional Lifestyle
- 00:40:06 - Time Management Tips for Busy Professionals
- 00:47:48 - Closing Thoughts and How to Connect with Nathan
Links And Resources:
- Nathan Murith
- Nathan on LinkedIn
- Dustin on LinkedIn
- Simple Success Coaching
- Engaged Marriage
- 7 Figure Leap
- FireCreek Snacks
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