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LTV is Lifetime value. LTV refers to the value of a customer over his lifetime. Businesses with recurring revenue (subscriptions) have a higher lifetime value than less frequent purchases (homes).
LTV mean Loan to Value. Example 1: A lender says they will only finance you with an 80% LTV and your home is Worth $100,000, they will only Finance $80,000. Example 2: Your home is worth $100,000, and you currently have a first mortagae for $50,000, your current LTV is 50%. You apply for a second mortgage and they will only finance up to 90% LTV, so you are approved to borrow $40,000 for the second. Now the property is encumbered with 2 mortgages totaling $90,000 or 90% LTV.
LTV stands for "loan-to-value." In short, how much you're borrowing versus how much the home is worth. For example, if a home is worth $100,000 and your loan is for $80,000, then you owe 80% of the home's value, therefore the LTV is 80%.
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To calculate your home's loan-to-value ratio (LTV), divide the amount you owe on your mortgage by the current value of your home. To remove private mortgage insurance (PMI), your LTV typically needs to be below 80.
The LTV is based on your age, the location of the home, and its value. Visit my site for a loan size calculator- however due to changing interest rates no automatic calculator will be entirely accurate. You would need to get a quote from a reverse mortgage lender to get specifics. a rough rule of thumb: Take your age, subtract 10 and that is your LTV- however many loans exceed this amount due to current low interest rates.
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loan amount divided by sales price or appraised value or whichever is less
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Absolutely. Most people who are refinancing a car loan are, indeed, underwater. The reason is that your car value depreciates much faster than the loan is paid down. Lenders understand that the LTV will be above 100%, which is why most have LTV threshold around 115-125% (depending on credit worthiness of the consumer).