Charlie Sheen's money issues.

                    

Charlie Sheen's money issues.

Access Investigates: Charlie Sheen's Money Woes.

With his estimated $66 million "Two and a Half Men" salary over the next two seasons gone, is Charlie Sheen's vast empire of wealth and property merely a house of cards?

Just before he was officially terminated from the hit CBS sitcom, Charlie added to his portfolio of properties when he spent an estimated $7.5 million on a lush 9,000-square foot home. With expansive views, nine bedrooms, and sprawling pools and patios, the home is just around the corner from where he lives now.

While some have reported Charlie's wealth to be as high as $85 million, others believe it's well below that. No matter what the actual amount may be, most of the money is tied up in his six properties, which also include a $2.5 million home for estranged wife Brooke Mueller and Denise Richards' multimillion-dollar mansion.

Additionally, the sum total of Charlie's child support paid to exes Denise and Brooke has been estimated at $1.3 million per year. It's also believed Charlie still owes Brooke $1.8 million to settle their prenuptial agreement and to buy her out of her share of "Sober Valley Lodge."

But even with his $2 million-per-episode paycheck gone, it's a stretch to think he will be financially broken. Thanks to the syndication of the 177 episodes of "Two and a Half Men" already shot, Charlie could still make up to $100 million — not to mention the earning potential by his newfound exploitation of social media.

Due to his Ustream and Twitter popularity — he broke a Guinness World Record for gaining over a million Twitter followers in less than two days — Charlie could potentially earn millions with product placement.

Charlie Sheen's money issues