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Loan-to-Value (LTV) Calculator

Loan-to-value ratio of a mortgage, the deposit it implies, and the largest loan a lender's maximum LTV allows on a property.

Results

Loan-to-value ratio (LTV) 80.0 %
Deposit (your own money) 40,000.00
Deposit as a share of the value 20.0 %
Largest loan at that LTV 180,000.00

What this tool does

LTV is the loan divided by the property's value, and it decides more than whether you get the loan: lower LTV bands usually come with lower interest rates, so a slightly bigger deposit can cut the cost of the whole loan. Lenders use the lower of the price and their own valuation, so if the valuation comes in below the price your LTV rises and the deposit you need goes up. Regulators in many countries cap LTV for home loans — check the limit that applies to you.

Formula

LTV = loan ÷ property value × 100 · deposit = value − loan

Variables

SymbolMeaningUnit
lqLoan amount—
pvProperty value (valuation)—
tlMaximum LTV the lender allows%
LTVLoan-to-value ratio (LTV)%
DPDeposit (your own money)—
DPCDeposit as a share of the value%
MLLargest loan at that LTV—

Worked example

  • Loan amount160,000
  • Property value (valuation)200,000
  • Maximum LTV the lender allows90 %
  • Loan-to-value ratio (LTV)80.0 %
  • Deposit (your own money)40,000.00
  • Deposit as a share of the value20.0 %
  • Largest loan at that LTV180,000.00

Limitations

  • This is an informational calculator, not personalised financial advice. Rates, fees, taxes and contract conditions vary between institutions and countries.
  • The tool works with whatever currency you use for the inputs; it does not convert between currencies.