Donald Trump is the presumptive Republican nominee for the presidency. We know he’s wealthy, but until the candidate releases his tax returns we won’t know just how wealthy. To give you an idea of the billionaire’s assets and his heirs’ prospects, here are 15 products contributing to Trump’s net worth. Some boost his bottom line directly while others boost the value of his brand.

1. The Mar-a-Lago Club
Mar-a-Lago is an historic estate in Palm Beach, Florida. It's owned by the Trump Organization, LLC and Mr. Trump undertook significant renovations after purchasing the property. Today, it operates as an exclusive resort and club. It's also the site of many of Trump's political strategy meetings.

2. Trump's Helicopter
Donald Trump is the proud owner of multiple private helicopters, including a Sikorsky S-76 reportedly worth $7 million. The real estate mogul uses it to travel from Manhattan to properties outside the city. Like Trump's private jet, the Sikorsky has gold-plated hardware. It's reportedly stocked with Trump's own brand of bottled water.

3. Trump International Hotel Las Vegas
You probably recognize Trump's iconic Las Vegas hotel. There's no gaming at Trump's Las Vegas property, but there's an an enormous spa, two restaurants and gilded windows. Plans for the Trump Organization, LLC to build a second property in Vegas are currently on hold.

4. Trump National Golf Club Westchester
The Trump National Golf Club Westchester is one of the biggest employers in Briarcliff Manor, a quaint historic town in Westchester County, New York. The golf club is just 30 minutes from Manhattan and attracts a wealthy crowd to its manicured greens.

5. Trump World Tower
Donald J. Trump, like his father before him, has made a mark on the New York real estate scene. Trump World Tower is a residential building near the UN, in Manhattan's Midtown East. Apartments in the building boast ceilings between 10 and 16 feet tall, plus floor-to-ceiling windows.

6. The Trump Building at 40 Wall Street
The Trump Building at 40 Wall Street is an architectural gem built in 1930. It was briefly the world's tallest building before it was surpassed by the Chrysler Building. Mr. Trump still has a multi-million-dollar mortgage on the property according to FEC filings.

7. Trump International Hotel and Tower
Trump International Hotel and Tower in New York is a luxury property overlooking Central Park. Trump has the penthouse, and affluent New Yorkers flock to the ground floor for meals at Jean Georges, a three-Michelin-starred restaurant.

8. The Trump National Golf Club Colts Neck
The Trump National Golf Club Colts Neck is an 18-hole golf course in Colts Neck, New Jersey. There's also a fitness center, pool, tennis center, clubhouse, driving range and more. Back in 2012 Trump overcame locals' objections and got approval for a helipad at Colts Neck.

9. Trump International Golf Links in Aberdeen, Scotland
For Trump, acquiring a golf property in Scotland was a big deal. The real estate mogul has some Scottish heritage, and wanted to set up shop in golf's homeland. According to Trump's statement on the website for the Aberdeen golf center, "the golf experience in Scotland has been elevated to new levels of excellence."

10. Trump International Hotel & Tower Chicago
Trump's Chicago condo-hotel combines retail, a parking garage, a hotel and residences. There's also a Michelin-starred restaurant and a spa. Mr. Trump originally wanted his Chicago hotel to be the world's tallest building but reportedly scaled back these plans after the 9/11 attacks.

11. Trump National Doral Miami
Trump National Doral Miami sits on 800 acres, not far from Miami's airport. The Trump Organization reportedly invested $250 million in the historic property to refresh and redesign it. There are four golf courses on site, plus luxury accommodations and other amenities.

12. Trump's 757 Airplane
Donald Trump has his very own Boeing 757 airplane. It has been tricked out to reflect Mr. Trump's taste for the lavish. The fixtures in the plane's bathrooms are 24-karat gold, as are the seat belts.

13. Trump Place
Trump Place is a four-building apartment complex occupying 92 acres on New York City's Riverside Drive. Some lucky residents have views of the Hudson River and all have access to shared amenities like billiard rooms, libraries and screening rooms.

14. Trump Rink in Central Park
Wollman Skating Rink in New York's Central Park is another Trump property, located near the famous Plaza Hotel, formerly owned by Trump. The rink was a struggling site in the 1980s, eating up public money without earning its keep. Trump negotiated a takeover of the rink with then-mayor Ed Koch and the rest is history.

15. Trump Books and Licensing Deals
In 1987 Donald Trump wrote Trump: The Art of the Deal. It held the #1 spot on the New York Times Bestseller List for nearly a year. Over the years Trump has written many more books, and while the exact sales figures are disputed, we're guessing his royalties aren't too shabby. The mogul also has licensing deals for a range of products, including cologne and steak. All these assets help make up Trump's multi-billion net worth and an empire to pass down to his heirs.







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