Loan to value A) is the appraised value divided by the amount of the loan B) is often 85% in most long term commercial loans with Insurance Companies C) is a measure of loan amount to purchase price and is a limiting factor in determining how much of a loan a lender will allow D) is only a focus of residential loans, not commercial
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B) While it is true that some long-term commercial loans with insurance companies may have an 85% loan-to-value ratio, this is not always the case, so option B is not entirely accurate. C) Loan-to-value ratio is indeed a measure of the loan amount to purchase Show more…
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