Episode notes
Ever wonder how lenders decide if a borrower is "too risky"? In this episode of pplpod, we dive into the Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio, a financial metric that compares the size of a loan to the value of the asset securing it.
Join us as we break down:
• The Magic Number: Why lenders prefer an LTV below 80% and how staying under this threshold can secure lower interest rates.
• Calculations & CLTV: How to calculate LTV and how it differs from Combined Loan to Value (CLTV) when a property has multiple mortgages.
• High Stakes: The costs of high LTV ratios, including mortgage insurance requirements and the danger of "underwater mortgages" (where the loan exceeds 100% of the value).
• Global Rules: A look at how LTV re ...
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