However, it's said the star also revealed he has up to $151 million debt, which mainly comes from mortgages.
Kanye - who revealed his plans to run for president back in July - has had to set out his finances in forms filed with the Federal Election Commission, which is required by those running for public office.
By the end of the summer, the documents state he loaned his campaign $10.1 million.
Thus far, though, he has failed to make the ballot in most states, as well as the District of Columbia.
He is currently on the ballot for 12 states, including Kentucky - which allegedly cost $600,000 to get the required signatures - and Iowa, which is said to have cost $121,000.
Meanwhile, it was previously claimed his wife Kim Kardashian West is "incredibly patient" with her husband's bid to become President of the United States.
A source said: "Kim continues to be incredibly patient and understanding about Kanye's desire to run for president. She just wants to get through the next few months peacefully. She is kind of standing back while Kanye does whatever makes him happy. Kim and Kanye are doing well. Kanye is in a better mental state. Their marriage still needs work, but Kim is getting across to him. He is not shutting her out and wants to be with his family."
