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Calculate Your Loan to Value Ratio

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Loan Amount

Enter the total amount of money you are borrowing for the mortgage.

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Property Value

Input the appraised value or purchase price of the home.

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Review Results

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Save Your Output

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The Loan to Value (LTV) ratio is a critical metric used by lenders to assess the risk of a mortgage. This calculator helps you determine your LTV by comparing your loan amount to the property's appraised value, helping you identify if you'll need Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI).

Key Features

PMI Thresholds

Instantly see if your LTV is above the 80% threshold for PMI.

Risk Assessment

Understand how lenders view your loan's risk level based on your equity.

Equity Tracking

Calculate exactly how much equity you have in your property.

Frequently Asked Questions

An LTV of 80% or lower is generally considered good and typically eliminates the need for PMI.

You can lower your LTV by making a larger down payment or by choosing a less expensive property.

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