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LTV

Loan-To-Value. The Ratio of the Fair market value of an Asset to the value of the Loan that will Finance the Purchase. Loan-to-value tells the Lender if potential losses due to nonpayment may be recouped by selling the asset.

Related Terms: 13 Asset, Finance, Fair market value, FIN, Lend, Lender, Loan, Loan-to-value, Market, Purchase, Pot, Ratio, Sell
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