Real Housewives star admits she’s $2 million in debt and struggling to sell investment properties

Real Housewives of Atlanta newcomer Angela Oakley has revealed she’s $2 million in debt after purchasing and flipping five investment properties she’s now having difficulty selling.

Oakley, 44, who joined Bravo’s hit reality series this season, spoke about her financial predicament on the show’s latest episode, which aired May 11.

“So I own five investment properties,” she said. “Most of them are ready for the market. It’s just that the price that we are positioning them at hasn’t been the most welcoming to the market, because I haven’t sold any of them yet.”

She then added: “I’m in debt $2 million, so I am in some deep s*** with these houses.”

Fellow Housewife Kelli Ferrell later stopped by to see the home, asking Oakley when she thought it would be ready.

“It’s about to hit the market in the next 10 days,” Oakley responded, leaving Ferrell surprised. In a behind-the-scenes confessional, Ferrell shared her true opinions about the property, saying: “I mean, the ceilings are a little low. The kitchen is nice. I mean, it’s cute, don’t get me wrong.”

Ferrell walked outside to see the house’s unfinished backyard, noting: “Angela, the pool don’t even have no water in it.” Making her way upstairs, she let out an audible gasp as she took a peek and noticed the house’s lack of closet space.

“Don’t beat me up too bad!” Ferrell quipped.

“I am desperate to unload these houses,” Oakley told the cameras, going on to reveal that she had listed the home for a jaw-dropping $3 million.

“I don’t know, girl. I don’t know if you’re gonna get $3 million for this,” Ferrell laughed.

Both Oakley and Ferrell made their RHOA debut in the show’s season 16 premiere in March, alongside Brit Eady.

Oakley was raised in Harvey, Illinois and later attended Chicago’s DePaul University, graduating with a finance degree. She currently works in real estate investing and tax preparation, according to her BravoTV bio.