Room to Think
LIBORThe mission of LIBOR’s podcast Room to Think is to celebrate and explore the diverse landscape of real estate from the perspective of Queens, Nassau, and Suffolk County REALTORS® and consumers, providing a platform for inclusive discussions that amplify diverse voices. Room to Think seeks to empower LIBOR members and consumers with the knowledge and understanding necessary to navigate the dynamic ... more
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 10 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessNon-Profit | |||
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In the latest episode of LIBOR’s Room to Think podcast, Elizabeth Tucker, JD Pulice, and Stephen Falgoust take a deep dive into an often-overlooked topic: REALTOR® financial wellness. This roundtable conversation explores common financial pitfalls, p... more
In this episode of Room to Think, Veronica McManus, Industry Relations Director at REALTORS Property Resource® (RPR®) explores how RPR®—the nation’s largest real estate database—empowers REALTORS® with tools for success, including market trend analys... more
In this episode of Room to Think, LIBOR Vice President of Government and Political Affairs Marlo Paventi and Government Affairs Director Kevin Brady discuss the vital role government affairs plays in protecting the real estate industry. Learn how LIB... more
In this episode of Room to Think, LIBOR President Mark Donnelly, former Chair of NAR’s Research Committee, sits down with Dr. Jessica Lautz, NAR’s Deputy Chief Economist and Vice President of Research, and Matt Christopherson, NAR’s Director of Busin... more
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