Video: Loan To Value Ratio
LTV, or the loan to value ratio measures the ratio of a loan, for example, a mortgage, to the value of the underlying asset For example, if someone borrows $320,000 for a $400,000 house, the LTV would be $320,000/$400,000, or 80%. A higher loan to value ratio means a riskier loan for the lender, as ...
Published By: ClipSyndicate Finance and Investing - Thursday, 3 October, 2013
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