Paul Manafort has amassed a multi-million dollar property portfolio since he agreed to work for a Russian oligarch.

Public records show that the former Trump campaign chairman is a long-term resident of Trump Tower in Manhattan, where he has been the president's neighbor since November 2006.

In total he has purchased properties worth $15 million since 2006 - the year he signed a $10 million-a-year contract with Oleg Deripaska, revealed on Wednesday by an Associated Press investigation.

Manafort, 67, and his wife Kathleen, 64, already owned a Hamptons getaway worth many millions, and recently sold their longtime Mount Vernon, Virginia, home where they had raised their two daughters.

Team: Paul Manafort took his wife Kathleen to the Republican National Convention in Ohio when he was still the Trump campaign chairman

Family: Manafort has two daughters, Andrea (left, with her husband Christopher) and (right) Jess,a filmmaker. One of his LLCs is called Jesand Investment Corporation and it was used to jointly buy a property in Soho

Public records say that since November 2006, when he and his wife Kathleen bought the apartment high in Trump Tower, Manafort has bought a series of properties.

They include a $1.5 million home bought in Florida in 2007 - which is close to Mar-a-Lago - two downtown Manhattan homes, and a brownstone townhouse in Brooklyn.

He also sold his long-time mansion in Mount Vernon, on the opposite side of the Potomac from Washington D.C. for $1.4 million.

Purchase prices for the Bridghampton and Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, properties are not immediately available, as the couple appear to have owned them much longer.

But his portfolio could be even larger, as Manafort has a series of liability limited corporations (LLCs), which can be used to conceal the actual identity of a buyer.

In a number of cases the properties public records show that he owns were actually bought by an LLC linked to Manafort then re-purchased for effectively nothing by Manafort and his wife.

The use of LLCs means that he could own many other properties through those LLCs without choosing to transfer them to his name.

However public records also indicate that the Manaforts have borrowed large sums against some of their properties, and appears to currently have outstanding mortgages totaling $11.64 million on the Brooklyn, SoHo and Trump Tower properties.

Here we detail what is know of Manafort's holdings and his debts.

NEIGHBOR TO THE PRESIDENT: PAID $3.6 MILLION

Manafort bought his upper-floor apartment in Trump Tower in November 2006, using an LLC he controlled called John Hannah LLC.

Public records show a purchase price of $3.675 million. The condo is thought to be around 1,500 square feet, and the number of bedrooms and bathrooms is unclear.

Its estimated current value would be likely to be significantly higher.

It was only in January 2015 that the property was transferred from the LLC to direct ownership by the Manaforts.

But in April that year, the Manaforts took out a $3 million mortgage on the property with UBS.

NEAR TO THE SEAT OF POWER: BOUGHT FOR $2.75 MILLION

Manafort, who was educated in Washington D.C., has been a long-time resident on the other side of the Potomac, having previously lived in Mount Vernon.

He now owns a large condo in Alexandria, overlooking the river.

In January 2015 he and his wife bought the three-bedroom, 2.5 bathroom unit in this large condo block for $2.75million, through 601 NF Associates LLC.

The 2,779 square foot property is now estimated to be worth $2.9 million.

LOFT IN NEW YORK'S TRENDY SOHO: PAID $2.85 MILLION

As well as a place in the Trump Tower on 5th Avenue, the Manaforts own the entire floor of a SoHo building.

Public records show they bought it through one of Manafort's LLCs, MC Soho Holdings, for $2.85 million in February 2012, with a mortgage for $1.5 million.

The two-bed, two bath property enjoys a huge living area, and sunny views in an area known for its designer clothes outlets and celebrity-friendly restaurants.

In March 2016, the couple became the formal owners of the property in their own name.

They have two mortgages outstanding on it now, both loans from Citizens Bank, totaling $2.042 million.

BROWNSTONE IN BROOKLYN: $3 MILLION FIXER-UPPER

The Manaforts appear to be as much property investors as owners.

In 2012 one of his LLCs, MC Brooklyn Holdings LLC, paid $2.995 million for this four-story unit on Union Street in Carroll Gardens, one of Brookyln's most prestigious areas. His investment was revealed by local blog, Pardon Me For Asking.

There are permits to turn it into a single-family house and work has been under way for some time although city authorities ordered work to be stopped in January this year, apparently because the applicant for permission to work had 'withdrawn'.

This is likely to be linked to the change of ownership that month from Manafort's LLC to him and his wife.

The property now has $6.8 million of mortgages taken out on it, made up of three separate loans all in the couple's names.

Manafort told the New York Post that he plans to finish renovations by the end of the year, after neighbors complained about the state of the 22-foot wide brownstone.

CHINATOWN HOME FOR HIS DAUGHTER: PAID $2.5 MILLION

Manafort and his daughter Andrea bought a three-bedroom, three-bathroom condo apartment in a desirable part of Manhattan's Chinatown in 2007 for $2.54 million.

Public records suggest that it was jointly purchased by Andrea, now 31, and Jesand Investment Corporation LLC, which is controlled by her father.

The 2,100 square foot home has three outdoor terraces, a built-in wine cooler, and is in a doorman building with its own gym and parking.

Andrea is no longer thought to live in New York but public records do not suggest the Manaforts have yet sold the property.

It was listed for sale in 2013 for $4.85 million and put on the market again for $2.6 million in 2014 but no sale appears to have resulted.

She married her husband Christopher Shand, an HR manager for a restaurant chain, in their native Washington D.C.'s St Regis hotel in May 2015.

FLORIDA HOME HANDY FOR MAR-A-LAGO: BOUGHT FOR $1.5 M

The Manaforts enjoy a waterside 4,000 square foot property in Palm Beach Gardens for a sunshine getaway.

They purchased it in September 2007 for $1.5 million and it is thought to have four bedrooms and four bathrooms.

The address is the one which appears to be most commonly used on company registrations for the Manaforts' network of LLCs, suggesting it may be their most common place of residence.

It is in easy reach of Mar-a-Lago, the president's 'Winter White House', which is around 20 minutes drive away.

$2.7 MILLION LOAN TO HELP SON-IN-LAW BUY BEL-AIR MANSION

The complexities of Manafort's property deals involve his son-in-law Jeffrey Yohai, 35.

Public records show that Manafort loaned $2.71million to help yet another LLC buy a Bel-Air property with a 3,746 square feet two-story home set on 1.26 acres of land. It has views over the ocean, making it a prestigious property in one of Los Angeles' most desirable areas.

The five bed, five bath house appears to have been bought by the LLC, which is one of house developer Yohai's vehicles, for $8.5 million, public records suggest.

However Yohai went into Chapter 11 bankruptcy late in 2016, The Real Deal reported, and Manafort is now a creditor to his son-in-law, who had three other properties under development which are part of the bankruptcy petition.

DailyMail.com is not adding his $2.7 interest to the estimate value of his property portfolio.

Separately Yohai was involved in a legal case alleging that he was running a Ponzi scheme in New York.

LONGTIME HAMPTONS RETREAT: UNKNOWN MILLIONS

The Manaforts have owned this large detached property in Bridgehampton, on Long Island, since at least 1984.

It is an estimated 5,600 square feet, set far back from a quiet country road.

It puts the couple in walking distance of the beach and allows them access to the Hamptons social scene - although it is unclear how much the couple participate; the Hamptons can offer a very discreet summer retreat to those who do not wish to be widely seen.

An estimate for its value was not immediately available but a nearby 9,000 square ft property on a similar amount of land sold in 2014 for $11 million, suggesting that a price tag of $5m to $6m could be realistic.

THE D.C. POWER MANSION: SOLD FOR $1.4 MILLION

The Manaforts sold their long-time Mount Vernon mansion in June 2015 for $1.425 million.

The five-bed, 7.5 bathroom property had one of the area's largest outdoor swimming pools and was where both their daughters were brought up.