For someone so young, Vanessa Lotito is quite relaxed and sure of herself. One could easily mistake her musings on living a stress-free life for those of a far older person, and yet they come from this 25 year old, top Long Island realtor, it's truly

Each agent in the top 20 under 40 distinguishes themselves from their peers in some way. For Michelle Lent, agent duties weren't her way into the industry. She learned the back-end first and built her experience up, learning from teammates and constit

Some people see real estate and investing as their end goal, while others see it as more of a means to an end. Stephen Zappalla may have just won Top 20 Under 40, but for him, real estate is a means to his end goal: making films. Find out all about his ne

One of the youngest recipients of LIBOR's 20 under 40 award, Dana Palmer was able to excel so rapidly thanks to her childhood obsession with HGTV, which made her want to be a realtor from a very young age. She is truly wise beyond her years, and she s

Next up on the 20 Under 40 chopping block is the one and only Jonathan Schuman. At only 23 years old, Jonathan has been hard on the RE grind since 19, easily surpassing himself year after year - selling properties worth millions of dollars before he could

Could Dylan Buggalo be the most fun guest we've ever had the pleasure of interviewing here on the podcast? It's very possible. We get into some truly wild topics of conversation in this episode, everything from fashion, to relationships, to astrol

The LIBOR Top 20 Under 40 Series continues today with Luis Genao, who's rapid success with luxury real estate in the Burroughs lead him to the top 20 under 40 at just 28 years old, having been in real estate only 2 years! Success like that makes one

Kicking off this year's new batch of LIBOR Top 20 Under 40 podcasts is one of the funniest realtors you'll ever meet - Emily LaRocca. At 26 years old, with only 3 years in the business, she made a name for herself and claimed the spot with hard wo

Many of the people that I buy houses from are telling me they "need to get out of Long Island." But are things the way they are because of us? I got to sit down with Mike LiPetri, who has worked in politics for years, and ask him the questions t

Everyone has the potential for greatness, and nothing displays that more than going from working for a business - to LITERALLY SELLING THEM! I got to sit down with Mike Steinberg, a professional business broker, to talk about his origins, his methods, an