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LTV% of purchase price or valuation amount?
m_k_dons
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Sorry for the (stupid?) question but..
Let's say someone was to agree to purchase a house for (£A) roughly 20% less than the original asking price (£B), which let's assume was a fair price at the current time but which the buyer wouldn't pay due to the fear of further market drops.
When the house was valued for the bank the LTV% be the mortgage amount (£M) divided by £A or by £B.
Does this make sense?
Thanks.
Let's say someone was to agree to purchase a house for (£A) roughly 20% less than the original asking price (£B), which let's assume was a fair price at the current time but which the buyer wouldn't pay due to the fear of further market drops.
When the house was valued for the bank the LTV% be the mortgage amount (£M) divided by £A or by £B.
Does this make sense?
Thanks.
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Unless the seller is purposly selling below value - ie to a family member, then its likely the agreed price ( not asking price0 would actually be the fair price in current market anyway - and the lender would assume thisAny posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as (financial) advice.0
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Google "Vendor Gifted Deposit"0 -
The only tangible 'value' on which the LTV % can be based would be the purchase price surely?0
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