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Financial institutions, on the other hand, utilise this ratio to assess the risk of granting a loan to a specific borrower who owns an asset. In a secured loan , borrowers cannot acquire a loan amount more than the LTV percentage. Furthermore, the higher the LTV ratio, the greater the chance of default.
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1 What does the LTV ratio mean? It means loan to value ratio with respect to the property's current market value. You cannot receive funds greater than LTV.
2 How to calculate the LTV ratio? Use formula- (Amount borrowed ÷ Property's value) × 100 You can also use an online LTV ratio calculator.
3 How does the loan-to-value ratio work? The lender determines the loan amount based on your property's worth. LTV is used to set the upper borrowing limit against the property.
4 RBI directive on LTV ratio For a house loan up to Rs 30 lakhs, the maximum LTV allowed is 90%. Loans ranging between Rs 30 lakh and Rs 75 lakhs can qualify for 80% LTV. For loans above Rs 75 lakhs, you can get 75% of the property value.
5 Is it better to have a higher LTV or lower LTV?
6 From the lender's perspective A lower LTV minimises the chance of default.
7 From the borrower's perspective Borrowers prefer a higher loan-to-value ratio to deal with their money crunch better.
It is crucial to understand the loan-to-value ratio well before applying for a secured loan.
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