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(1/6) There is a lot of talk about the president’s business right now. So let’s get down into the details. This is Donald Trump’s fortune, boiled down to a single pie chart. Total net worth: $3.1 billion. 
(2/6) Now for a tour of Trumpland, starting at Trump Tower. The building has taken in nearly $1 million in rent from his 2020 campaign and the Republican National Committee since Donald Trump became president. That hasn’t been enough to stop the value of the place from sliding.
(3/6) Next up: 6 E 57th Street, just around the corner. Nike left last year, but Trump is still collecting rent. Tiffany is covering some of the cost by subleasing from the apparel maker, and Nike’s new landlords are making up the difference, according to our sources.
(4/6) A few blocks away, there’s Trump Parc and Trump Parc East. In January, the president sold an 838-square-foot unit in Trump Parc East for $2.15 million—the first time in nearly two years the president sold a Manhattan condo, according to a Forbes review of property records.
(5/6) Outside of New York, Trump owns a 50% interest in the Trump International Hotel Las Vegas alongside fellow billionaire Phil Ruffin. They disclosed a loan on the property shortly before the 2016 election. A Trump Org. representative said that debt “was satisfied” last year.
(6/6) That’s just a sampling. For more, see our asset-by-asset breakdown, which includes information on debt, ownership percentages and actual values (not the made-up ones Trump claims). It's the most complete accounting of Trump's fortune anywhere. forbes.com/donald-trump
