Despite his troubles to sell his Chicago mansion, Michael Jordan is living the high life. He's worth at least $2.1 billion, according to Forbes. Apart from his former $90 million Chicago Bulls salary, he's scored numerous endorsements over the years, including Nike, Wheaties, Gatorade, Hanes, MCI, Chevrolet, McDonald's, and Coca-Cola. These still reportedly earn him $80 million a year (via Virtual Globetrotting). Plus, Jordan also owns an 80% stake of the Charlotte Bobcats NBA team, and he privately owns a $50 million Gulfstream IV jet. 

The star also owns real estate properties in Florida and North Carolina. As of 2020, he reportedly spends most of his time at his $12.4-million house in Jupiter, Fla. located in The Bear's Club, a luxurious community designed by famed golfer Jack Nicklaus (via Yahoo Sports). The 28,000-square-foot house includes 11 bedrooms, a two-story guard house, full-size basketball court, and cigar-friendly media room, according to Echo Fine Properties.

Another home the retired NBA star spends time in is his $2.8-million lakefront mansion in Cornelius, N.C. The 12,310-square-foot lakefront property is just outside the city. Fox Sports reported Jordan purchased the home in 2013 — right around the time he failed to auction off his Chicago mansion. The property is located on the intersection of Lake Norman and the seventh hole of The Peninsula Golf Club. In case that's not enough, he also owns a condo in the area.

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