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Does the LTV ratio change with property depreciation?

Yes, the LTV ratio can change as property values depreciate over time, potentially reducing your loan eligibility.

Can I use an LTV calculator to plan partial loan disbursement?

Yes, an LTV calculator is helpful in determining eligibility for partial disbursements based on both property value and loan requirements.

Can an LTV calculator help me determine if my property is under-leveraged?

Absolutely. An LTV ratio calculator helps evaluate if your property’s market value allows you to borrow additional funds.

What is a loan-to-value ratio?

The Loan-to-Value Ratio (LTV) is the percentage of a property’s market value that a lender is willing to provide as a loan.

What is the LTV ratio formula?

The formula is: LTV = (Loan Amount ÷ Property Value) × 100.

What factors affect the LTV ratio for which I am eligible?

Factors include the property type, property value, borrower’s creditworthiness, loan usage purpose, and lender-specific policies.

How does a second mortgage impact the loan-to-value ratio?

A second mortgage increases the total loan amount taken against your property, which increases the overall LTV ratio and may reduce future borrowing capacity.

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