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Updated over 15 years ago,
Loan To Value (LTV) Question
Asking Price = $120K
Appraised Value Of Property = $100K
LTV = 60% ($60K)
Equilty = 40% ($40K)
For example, the value of property is $100K and bank can only give me a loan of $60K (LTV - 60%) and the seller is asking for $120K, does that mean I've to come out an extra of $20K besides the $40K to make it $20K (Personal) + $40K (Personal) + $60K (Bank) = $120K?
Do banks approve loans based on seller's asking price or bank's appointed appraiser value?