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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
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on/for
How much mortgage do you have left on/for this property?
What is the remaining mortgage amount on this property?
ARe both okay? I'm asking how much debt she's got on her property.
What is the remaining mortgage amount on this property?
ARe both okay? I'm asking how much debt she's got on her property.
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I don't like the first one, but the second is fine. Other possible phrases might include What do you still owe on the property? How much is left on the mortgage?
- I don't like the first one, but the second is fine.
- Other possible phrases might include What do you still owe on the property?
- How much is left on the mortgage?
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I don't like the first one, but the second is fine. Other possible phrases might include
What do you still owe on the property?
How much is left on the mortgage?
What do you still owe on the property?
How much is left on the mortgage?
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