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Jimmy Donaldson is the everyday civilian name of the social media titan and influencer most of us probably know best as MrBeast – a content creator whose YouTube channel has exploded in popularity over the past few years largely off the back of a series of very expensive, not to mention creative, stunts. Hard as it may be to believe now, MrBeast comes from some very humble beginnings, having been raised primarily in a suburban household in Greenville, North Carolina. Today, he’s worth over an estimated $100 Million, but he’s still living in a relatively modest home in the same general area as where he grew up. Before we go a little deeper into exploring MrBeast’s actual house, I want to provide you all with some context as to where this home is located because MrBeast didn’t just buy any old house in any old neighborhood, no – he bought himself a house in an area of town that he’s been slowly purchasing for years. That’s right – on an unassuming cul-de-sac just Southeast of Greenville, North Carolina, MrBeast has been scooping up one home after another for himself, his family, and his employees. According to the New York Post, Jimmy’s house-buying endeavor began with the purchase of his own unit for a paltry $320,000 in 2018. Over the next handful of years, Jimmy would continue to discreetly add to his real estate portfolio, bringing his current grand total of properties located on the street to five. According to records, he bought the second home in 2020 for $263,000, followed by an additional three other properties, all of which were bought off-market for a combined total of $1.45 Million!