Jerry Simpson’s net worth, biography, fact, career, awards and life story

Net Worth: $2.5 Million

Jerry Simpson, one of the stars of the reality TV series Storage Wars: Texas, has a net worth of $2.5 million. This net worth has been accumulated in part through his small business shared with fellow Storage Wars star Lesa Lewis, a thrift store called “Again and Again Resale.” Since the two are part of the world of storage auctions, it should come as no surprise how they collect their inventory: When a storage unit in Texas isn’t paid for by its renters, the storage company auctions off the contents. And Jerry is no stranger to this process, having worked with Lesa since 2008. He acts as her “right-hand man,” doing odd jobs and helping her out at auction. This is a win win scenario for both parties, since Lesa needs the help and Jerry could use the work. The two have forged a serious friendship, though, and it’s far from being all business at auction time, with the two often laughing and joking around in between jobs. At the thrift store itself, Jerry is responsible for things like stocking shelves, arranging furniture, and the like, although he has ambitions to one day be a salesman at the “Again and Again Resale.”

Other Storage Wars Stars’ net worths:
Morris “Moe” Prigoff Net Worth
Lesa Lewis Net Worth
Walt Cade Net Worth
Victor Rjesnjansky Net Worth
Ricky Smith Net Worth
Bubba Smith Net Worth

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