CloudsCreditRepair™ FAQ

What is loan-to-value ratio?

Loan-to-value (LTV) ratio is the loan amount divided by the appraised value of the asset securing the loan, expressed as a percentage.

Explanation

LTV measures lender risk: lower LTV means more borrower equity and lower risk to the lender.

Conventional commercial real estate loans typically cap LTV at 65–75%; SBA 504 loans can allow up to 90% LTV.

Examples
  • $750K loan ÷ $1M property = 75% LTV
  • Commercial real estate: 65–75% typical
  • SBA 504: up to 90% LTV
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