27/10/2026
Sometimes in the mortgage world, we get used to acronyms, terms, and other industry-specific words and phrases because we use them day to day.
It could be that you’ve heard the phrase and don’t know what it means, or, just want a little insight into how mortgages work.
LTV Is the ratio of how much you borrow against the property compared to its value. It’s usually shown as a percentage.
For example if you are buying a property worth £200,000 and you have a mortgage for £150,000 your LTV would be 75%. This means you will have a 25% deposit (£50,000.)
The higher the LTV ratio, the riskier it is for the lender as there is a greater chance that they could end up losing money if you default on your loan and they have to sell the property. This is why we see loans with high LTV ratios often having higher interest rates.
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