Jessica Stocker Net Worth As The Real Estate Agent Joins The Winter House on Season 2

According to Trendz Joint, Jessica Stocker has an estimated net worth of at least $500k. Jessica is a real estate agent, as it says on her bio on Bravo TV. 

Although she works in the real estate industry, she sells virtual properties in the Metaverse. As she joins the Winter House, it provides her many opportunities for money and income. 

After receiving an Associate's degree in Arts and Sciences from Chemeketa Community College, she began her real estate career in 2017. Before founding Kinsey and Jessica Realty, she worked for several real estate companies, including Beach Real Estate, Keller Williams, and Digi.Land.

Viewers will observe Jessica's erratic conduct and the arguments it sparks with her roommates, per her BravoTV bio. Jessica, who won't be on Winter House with Andrea Denver, expresses her interest in a few males while being shamelessly herself in the teaser.

She is not, however, letting some of her roommate's thoughts of her prevent her from maybe starting a new relationship. That hasn't been proven to be with Jason or not.

She Knows How To Spend Her Riches 

She is a real estate agent, but her Instagram bio also reveals that she enjoys traveling and making investments. Jessica runs Blondes Building Equity with her best friend Kinsey, a real estate-focused YouTube channel and Instagram account.

She has interests outside of the real estates, such as golf, fashion, the beach, and general outside leisure. Kory, another newcomer who will be on Winter House, enjoys traveling as well. Jessica has been to Austria, Puerto Rico, Italy, and Rwanda.

Her Investments

In June, she and Kinsey made their first real estate purchase. Three months prior, Jessica had spent a weekend in Palm Springs playing golf, dancing, and sunbathing by the pool. This demonstrated her ability to unwind and enjoy herself.

She is intrigued by the developing real estate markets in the virtual worlds of the Metaverse, like Decentraland and The Sandbox. Many people find it difficult to understand virtual currencies, making it all the more difficult to educate them about a virtual market (like Decentraland) that requires payment in digital money to visit. 

According to Stocker, virtual real estate's idea is comparable to real estate's. In reality, a property deed transfers real estate property ownership. In a similar vein, NFTs are used to provide ownership of virtual property in Decentraland.

According to Jessica, people are excited about the prospect of cryptocurrencies because since they first appeared on the scene, they have made it possible for people to reimagine their financial futures more equitably by doing away with transactional intermediaries and serving as an inflation hedge.

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