Todd Nepola

Todd Nepola was born in Staten Island, New York, in 1972.⁠[1]

He moved to Miami in 1986.⁠[1]

His official biography records graduation from the University of South Florida in 1994.⁠[1]

His official timeline dates his first commercial-property purchase to 1998. He later recalled working as a stockbroker and seeking cash flow beyond commissions. He bought a foreclosed warehouse, improved and leased it, then refinanced to release capital.⁠[1][2]

He established TN Property Management in 1999.⁠[1]

The business adopted the Current Capital Real Estate Group name in 2002. Its work developed around commercial-property investment, leasing and management in South Florida.⁠[1][3]

He appeared on The Real Housewives of Miami. His later complaint stated that he signed participation and appearance agreements for seasons four and five, which aired from December 2021 to March 2022 and December 2022 to March 2023 respectively.⁠[4]

Street Smart Success interviewed him about retail centres, conservative leverage and hands-on property management. He emphasised buying properties he could visit personally to stay close to leasing and day-to-day operations.⁠[5]

BookBaby published Keeping It Real on Commercial Real Estate under the name Todd T. Nepola; the ebook was released that day. It covers financing, tenant management, property improvements, refinancing and hold-or-sell decisions. Its publishing description states that all proceeds go to charity.⁠[6][7]

School of Hard Knocks Podcast released an interview covering his transition from finance to real estate, his first deal, business growth, patience, renting versus ownership, networking, mentors and reading. The description linked his company and book.⁠[8]

School of Mentors announced an evening question-and-answer session with him about commercial-property investment and operating experience.⁠[9]

His divorce from The Real Housewives of Miami cast member Alexia Nepola was finalised in March 2025.⁠[10]

He sued Bravo Media, NBCUniversal Media and Purveyors of Pop Productions in federal court in Southern Florida, alleging defamation and unauthorised use of his name or likeness. He claimed seasons six and seven misrepresented his finances and lacked his authorisation. These were the plaintiff’s allegations. TheWrap reported that Bravo and NBCUniversal had not responded to its request for comment by publication.⁠[4][10]

The docket records his December 23 notice of voluntary dismissal with prejudice, without retaining the right to bring the same claims again. On December 29, the judge ordered the case closed and denied pending motions as moot. This record is not a factual ruling on the programme’s portrayal.⁠[11]

In a Voyage MIA interview, he described buying underperforming commercial properties and improving income through renovation, leasing and active management, while serving owned and third-party assets. He viewed his first warehouse deal as a transition from wages and commissions to asset ownership.⁠[2]

On the September 13 edition of Watch What Happens Live, Alexia said they had reconciled and their relationship had improved. Reality Blurb’s report the next day continued to describe Todd as her ex-husband.⁠[12]

MargateNews.net reported on October 5 that he had announced an $11.3 million purchase of Village Plaza in Margate, Florida. It also described his 2024 acquisition of Atlantic Plaza for $3.8 million and renovation work on that property.⁠[13]

His company biography records completion of Florida Ironman and multiple marathons.⁠[3]

His website, https://toddnepola.com (opens in a new window), links https://www.youtube.com/@lifeaccordingtotodd (opens in a new window). The channel publishes real estate and business content under his name and displays Current Capital branding.⁠[1][14]