What is Joe Gorga's job? Find out what the 'RHONJ' husband does for a living. Here's how Teresa Giudice's brother makes his money.

On reputedly every episode of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, Joe Gorga makes it very transparent that he's the man of the house, and his spouse Melissa Gorga must forestall operating at her boutique to concentrate on being a stay-at-home mom.

Well, it's no marvel enthusiasts of the Bravo series are curious what precisely Teresa Giudice's little brother does for a living. 

"Anyone know what Joe Gorga reeeally does for a living? Don't need a rundown of all the phony businesses on the show and failures but WHAT does he actually do?" one viewer requested ahead of any other added, "Why is Joe Gorga on the couch the whole time? Did he get promoted to full time housewife when Melissa got a job." 

So, what is Joe's task? 

Joe has multiple businesses, including a landscaping and trash business. He also owns and rentals several homes. Last 12 months, he was sued through a tenant for a slip and fall coincidence. "It’s for a slip and fall on ice at a rental property that he owned under a business name," the plaintiff’s lawyer advised Page Six at the time. "He’s the owner of the corporation that owns the property."

More recently, he was once sued again for $17,000, this time via Starlite Window for an impressive balance with the corporate. Not a excellent look, Joe. 

He was also a restauranteur... for a short time. 

Joe teamed up along with his sister, Teresa, to open an Italian eating place shortly after their mother's loss of life. "My mother loved to cook; it was like her drug," Joe told People magazine at the time. "I always told her I was gonna open up a restaurant for her. Then I got busy. While I signed a contract on this place, we lost her. So this is for her." 

Unfortunately, lower than three hundred and sixty five days later, the circle of relatives needed to shut Gorga's Homemade Pasta & Pizza after having a falling out with their industry partner. Melissa went directly to blame "shady management" for its failure. 

"I can speak about it mildly because it’s a major situation unfortunately,” she said on The Morning Breath. "I will be able to admit one thing: We are overwhelmed with the quantity of people that are going. We had no thought it was once going to be as busy as it's; that’s to start with." 

Melissa continued, "Second of all, sure, there are companions, clearly, that we’ve long past into it with,” she added, later elaborating, “We were having issues with the management and the way in which they had been operating it. There were a couple shady issues happening."

However, she reassured fans the family would be back in the food business. "There goes to be a larger location,” she added. "The food’s amazing, the concept’s amazing, we need to regroup and make it bigger and go down the street and do it solely on our own."

He revamped $2 million from flipping properties in 2020 alone.

According to OK!, Joe has really taken to flipping homes in New Jersey. After selling two flipped homes in Jan. 2020, he reportedly remodeled $2 million doing so. 

"This house sold for 1.1 million," he captioned a photograph of the flipped space on Jan. 5. "I keep it clean and simple With neutral colors."

Just a week later, he printed that he sold some other domestic for over $700,000

"Another flip. This house sold for 759,000.00," he captioned the photograph.

Throughout the month of January, he posted a variety of different footage of flipped properties, all of which he mentioned have been finished in a couple of months. 

Previously, Joe hosted real property recommendation classes that he called “Grow With Gorga." Regular price tickets ran from $149 to $299, with the highest-cost package pulling in $10,000. Clearly, Joe gets most of his income from the real estate business.

How much does Joe make on RHONJ?

It is reported that Joe makes roughly $45,000 a season for his work on the reality TV series while his wife, Melissa, allegedly makes upward of $600,000 a season. 

However, the couple is said to be heavily in debt — to the tune of $1.5 million — and are selling their New Jersey home to help. Melissa has denied the claims, telling media outlets that they are selling their mansion to move to California before changing her story. 

"I do know, everybody’s so baffled once I want to put my house available on the market," she told Entertainment Tonight. "You know, my children are about to move — my daughter’s handiest about a year away from highschool, imagine it or no longer. She has one more yr in the middle college, and maximum of my kids are gonna move to a high school in every other the city. So, ultimately we’d like to make our approach towards town that our youngsters are going to school to."

Watch The Real Housewives of New Jersey on Wednesdays at 9 p.m. on Bravo. 

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