They have been able to amass a net worth of $1 million dollars through their successful storage auction business.
Brandon and Lori Bernier are a married couple who have achieved success as storage auction entrepreneurs. They have a net worth of $1 million dollars and are the stars of the reality show, "Storage Hunters". They travel all over the United States in search of storage auctions and have been able to build their wealth through their successful business.
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$1 Million |
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💰 Net worth: $1 Million (2024)
Brandon and Lori Bernier have built an impressive net worth of $1 million dollars through their thriving storage auction business. With their keen business acumen and sharp eye for hidden treasures, the couple has capitalized on an industry often overlooked by others. Through strategic bidding and smart resale tactics, they have consistently managed to turn neglected storage units into profitable ventures. Their hard work, dedication, and relentless pursuit of profitable opportunities have allowed the Berniers to steadily amass their net worth, positioning them for continued success in the years to come.
The program began airing on TruTv in the fall of 2011, and ran for a total of three seasons (US version), ending in 2013. On average, slightly less than two million people watched "Storage Hunters" each week. The program was met with some controversy, including the accusation that the show was largely "staged". Additionally, second season cast member, Scott Michael Tassone, has had multiple run-ins with the law. He was investigated for operating an unlicensed moving business, and was served with multiple cease and desist notices for operating an unlicensed business. His real estate license was also revoked in 2008, after he was taken to court over allegations of fraud and unlicensed activity. Brandon and Lori Bernier appeared in the TV movie Forbidden Storage in 2011. In 2016 they starred in and executive produced a pilot for the TV series Bid Big which did not air more than one episode.
