Join Leatherman Homes

A boutique brokerage with the track record of a much larger one.

Since 1996, broker Kevin Leatherman has personally closed 1,100+ transactions across Nassau County, and the brokerage has closed more than double that while growing into a 26 agent agency. If you want a place where the broker is in the building, the systems are real, and the commission structure is transparent, let's talk.

Broker: Kevin Leatherman, Past President of LIBOR and MLSli, Board of Managers of OneKey® MLS. Office: 25 S Village Ave, Rockville Centre, NY.

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Why agents join

Four reasons agents move their license to Leatherman Homes, stated plainly and without exaggeration.

A broker with standing

Kevin Leatherman is a Past President of LIBOR and MLSli and sits on the Board of Managers of OneKey® MLS. That is 30+ years and 1,100+ transactions behind every agent on the team.

Real systems, not slogans

Lofty CRM and website, a marketing operation, and a contact database built over decades. The tools are in place on day one, not promised for later.

Mentorship that's real

Agents here are trained and mentored directly. Adam Zullo has built a 30-year career in real estate with roughly 15 of those years at Leatherman Homes under Kevin's guidance — proof that agents stay because the support is real, not a recruiting line.

Transparent commission structure

We walk you through our commission structure in plain terms before you decide. No surprises, no fine print.

Since 1996
A brokerage with three decades of standing behind every license on the team.
1,100+
Career transactions closed by the broker across Nassau County, Long Island.
26 agents
A working roster, not a name on a sign — with a Manager and named specialists on the bench.

Who thrives here

Leatherman Homes is a boutique, not a volume mill. The agents who do well here tend to want a named broker they can reach, a defined market to work, and colleagues who close alongside them rather than compete for the same lead.

The desk you walk into has structure. Day-to-day operations run through an Associate Broker and Manager, Dennis Law, so when you need a deal looked at there is a manager in the building as well as the broker. The bench is built for the situations Nassau deals throw at you: Adela Flores Mena handles short sales, foreclosures, and REO; Angelica DeBonis works residential rentals; Jacqueline Furino specializes in rentals as well. When a file gets complicated, the person who has done it before is down the hall.

The brokerage runs two established sub-teams in addition to its solo agents. The All Star Team is co-led by Camille Giardina and Juan Jara, both Licensed Real Estate Associate Brokers; the Furino Team is led by Jacqueline Furino, alongside Meghan Furino. New agents can plug into a team's structure or build an independent book with the brokerage's tools behind them. You can review the full 26-agent roster on the team page, and read more about the brokerage on the about page.

The market you would work

Leatherman Homes is built around Nassau County's South Shore and central villages. Before you move a license, see the market the way an agent here sees it — the community guides and live listings our agents work every day.

Questions agents ask

What kind of brokerage is Leatherman Homes?
It is a boutique, independent brokerage in Rockville Centre serving Nassau County, Long Island. Founded in 1996 by broker Kevin Leatherman, who has personally closed 1,100+ transactions, the brokerage has closed more than double that across 30-plus years and operates as a 26 agent agency rather than a high-volume franchise model.
Is the broker involved day to day?
Yes. Kevin Leatherman works from the Rockville Centre office and trains and mentors agents directly. He is a Past President of LIBOR and MLSli and sits on the Board of Managers of OneKey® MLS, so the standing behind the brokerage is his own.
What tools and systems do agents get on day one?
Agents work on Lofty CRM and a Lofty website, a marketing operation, and a contact database the brokerage has built over decades. These systems are in place when you start, not promised for a later date.
How does the commission structure work?
Kevin walks every prospective agent through the commission structure in plain terms before any decision is made. There are no hidden fees or fine print, and the specifics are discussed directly rather than published as a generic schedule.
Can I join a team, or do I work independently?
Both. You can plug into one of the established sub-teams — the All Star Team co-led by Camille Giardina and Juan Jara, or the Furino Team led by Meghan and Jacqueline Furino — or build an independent book with the brokerage's tools and database behind you.
How do I start the conversation?
Reach Kevin Leatherman directly through the contact page or call the Rockville Centre office at (516) 984-1815. The conversation is confidential and no-pressure.

Brokerage facts (founding year, transaction count, team size, broker credentials) and named-agent roles (Adam Zullo, Dennis Law, Adela Flores Mena, Angelica DeBonis, Jacqueline Furino) as of June 2026, per Leatherman Homes records and the public team roster. Data last verified June 2026.

Start the conversation

If Leatherman Homes sounds like the right fit, reach Kevin directly. The conversation is confidential and no-pressure.

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Leatherman Homes · 25 S Village Ave, Rockville Centre, NY 11570 · (516) 984-1815 · Equal Housing Opportunity. 31LE1175078.

REVIEWS

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Kevin and his team helped us find our first home and they were amazing. They were attentive and just about always accessible. We had a very sporadic schedule and they were able to take us to any house we wanted to see and he worked around our time. We found a ton of potential homes and would constantly email them with questions and they would quickly find out the answer for us.

Overall Kevin and his team did a great job and, when we're ready, we'll be using them again.

user5818895

Kevin and his team were extremely patient and knowledgeable. Kevin made the experience of buying a home as stressless as possible. We couldn't have asked for a better agent.

kwm9012

Kevin's was completely professional, exceeded our expectations and got a price on our home higher than anticipated. Kevin was everything we needed in a REA SALES professional.

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