Episode 128
Trust, Technology, and Decision-Making in Real Estate with Gabe Einhorn
In this episode, we sit down with Gabe Einhorn, founder of VryfID and PRAYS, to unpack why trust is becoming harder to establish, and more essential, across real estate transactions. Drawing from his early experience in NYC commercial real estate, Gabe explains how brokers and landlords still rely on fragmented, unverified documents, even as AI makes it easier than ever to fabricate proof of funds or identities. That gap between speed and certainty is what pushed him to build VryfID: a platform designed to organize sensitive information, verify both sides of a deal, and remove bad data before it wastes time or creates risk.
We explore how verification changes outcomes in practical terms- from cutting down unqualified applicants to helping professionals avoid months of lost rent or failed deals, and why technology should simplify decisions, not add noise. The conversation also moves beyond tools into mindset. Gabe connects his background in competitive soccer to the discipline, teamwork, and emotional leadership required to build something meaningful early in a career. He shares what consistency looks like as a founder, and how faith and purpose, expressed through PRAYS, help him stay aligned under pressure.
Listeners can expect a grounded, practical discussion about trust as infrastructure, the real risks of unverified data, and why work ethic still matters when you’re building for the long term.
In this episode, you will hear:
- Why trust is breaking down in real estate transactions
- The rise of AI-driven fraud and unverified data risks
- Building VryfID to verify people and documents before deals happen
- How removing bad data saves time and improves outcomes for brokers and landlords
- Work ethic, discipline, and lessons from competitive sports
- Faith, purpose, and staying aligned while building something early in your career
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