Married, no children
Homeowner: $280,000 home still owes $200,000 on mortgage
Leases a...
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Married, no children
Homeowner: $280,000 home still owes $200,000 on mortgage
Leases a car worth $48,000
Has many other assets in their name, real estate property, other cars, and a variety of investments all worth $150,000
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