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LTV On Mortgage Statement
sirarthur
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Do mortgage lenders adjust the value of a house when they calculate the LTV on a mortgage statement? I can't seem to make mine make sense as it was originally valued at £140 000 and the amount owed is £107 519 but it says the LTV is 67% but when I work it out it seems nearer 76%. Am I doing something stupid? (almost certainly)
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Do you have an online mortgage account? I imagine it is because the property has been revalued, should show online the updated valuation. I'd guess the value of your house now is around £160,476 ish0
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Thanks for the speedy reply. Yes it's an online account with Accord. That's what was confusing me, I thought they would stick by the original valuation when the mortgage was agreed, I didn't realise they would make estimated valuations over time. Thanks again.0
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No I think it moves with the market so it will always go up or down.sirarthur said:Thanks for the speedy reply. Yes it's an online account with Accord. That's what was confusing me, I thought they would stick by the original valuation when the mortgage was agreed, I didn't realise they would make estimated valuations over time. Thanks again.1
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