The term loan to value ratio, or LVR, refers to the calculation lenders make to compare your home loan size to the value of the property you’re buying. Here's a quick and simple breakdown of how a loan to value ratio is calculated, including examples.
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Loan to Value Ratio Explained (Australia)
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