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What is LTV

This is an abbreviation for Loan to value. This is the mortgage amount express as a percentage of the property price If a property cost £500,000 and a mortgage is taken out for £450,000, then the LTV would be 90%.

Property Value £500,000

Mortgage         £450,000

LTV = 90%

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