What investments, real estate, or business holdings does Ilhan Omar list on her congressional financial reports?
Executive summary
Ilhan Omar’s most recent public financial disclosures (filed in 2024 and reported in 2025) list a small number of personal assets and liabilities and large estimated valuations tied to businesses associated with her husband, Timothy Mynett, giving a reported household net‑worth range of roughly $6 million to $30 million at the end of 2024 (reported in secondary summaries) [1] [2]. Public trackers that parsed her 2024 disclosure identified specific entries including retirement and savings accounts, and — in some automated parses — large ownership ranges in LLCs such as Rose Lake Capital LLC and Estcru LLC attributed to the household [1] [3].
1. What Omar herself listed: a concise inventory
Omar’s official personal financial disclosure filings show relatively few directly held items: retirement accounts, small balances in a Congressional Credit Union savings account, and other typical filings such as retirement‑fund positions; her 2024 filing listed six assets and two liabilities, with some entries (like congressional savings interest) in the $1,001–$15,000 range [1]. LegiStorm and OpenSecrets host the raw disclosure documents for verification; Quiver/third‑party parsers also extracted the filings and displayed line items [4] [5] [3].
2. Large reported household wealth is driven by spouse’s businesses
Reporting and fact‑checks note that the big swing in household net worth reported on the 2024 disclosure derives “almost entirely” from valuations of businesses tied to her husband, Timothy Mynett — a California‑based winery and a venture firm are explicitly named in summaries — rather than traditional real estate holdings listed directly under Omar’s name [2] [1]. Snopes’s review emphasized that the filings use wide valuation ranges and that the millions listed represent estimated valuations for businesses run in part by Mynett, not necessarily liquid cash or real estate held in Omar’s name [1].
3. Conflicting summaries, automated parses, and why numbers vary
Automated trackers and financial‑news parsers produced different headline valuations. For example, Quiver’s parse of the 2024 filing showed entries “up to $25,000,000 in ROSE LAKE CAPITAL LLC” and “up to $5,000,000 in ESTCRU LLC,” creating large headline net‑worth estimates; Quiver also estimated Omar’s net worth at figures like $18.1 million in later summaries [3] [6]. Those figures are estimates based on ranges in disclosures and on assumptions by each tracker; Quiver and others caution their outputs are estimates and may be incomplete [3].
4. What’s not in the filings: real estate claims and some viral narratives
Multiple outlets and fact‑checks find no corroboration in Omar’s official disclosures for many viral claims that she personally owns multiple high‑value properties or luxury vehicles; Snopes and other reporting note that reports of a sudden $30 million personal net‑worth jump were misleading because the filings report ranges and include spouse‑owned business valuations, not clear, itemized real‑estate holdings in her name [1] [7]. Sources that allege specific properties or a $30M personal fortune are not substantiated in the public disclosure documents cited by Snopes and other data‑parsers [1] [7].
5. How to read these disclosures: ranges, indirect interests, and limitations
Federal disclosure rules allow wide valuation ranges and require reporting of ownership interests but not precise market prices; therefore a line reading “$5,000,000–$25,000,000” for an LLC interest will produce widely divergent net‑worth calculations depending on the parser’s assumptions [1] [3]. Public trackers (OpenSecrets, LegiStorm, Quiver) provide access and different tools to interpret filings but each adds processing assumptions; Quiver explicitly warns its net‑worth numbers are estimates and may be inaccurate or incomplete [5] [3].
6. Competing narratives and the political context
Some partisan outlets and social posts have used the filings to advance narratives ranging from claims of sudden, unexplained wealth to attacks on Omar’s ethics; fact‑checks and mainstream reporting push back, pointing out that the filings show business valuations tied to her husband and use broad ranges rather than precise cash or property ownership [7] [1]. Readers should note the agendas: automated financial‑tracking firms present estimates for market interest, while partisan sites often present speculative headlines without contextualizing valuation ranges [3] [7].
7. How to confirm details yourself
To verify specifics, consult the primary filings hosted by OpenSecrets and LegiStorm and review the 2024 personal financial disclosure directly; compare those line items against third‑party parses (OpenSecrets, LegiStorm, Quiver) and the Snopes fact‑check for context on common misinterpretations [5] [4] [1]. Available sources do not mention a definitive list of deed‑recorded real‑estate properties solely owned by Omar in the public disclosures cited here [1].
Limitations: This account is limited to the documents and summaries in the provided sources; available sources do not mention independent confirmation of specific deed records or transaction‑level evidence for the LLC valuations beyond the ranges reported in the 2024 disclosure [1] [3].