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CLTV Calculator (Combined Loan-to-Value)

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Calculate the Combined Loan-to-Value (CLTV) ratio when a property has more than one loan secured against it.

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Combined Loan-to-Value (CLTV)

80.00%

The share of your property's value covered by all loans secured against it, combined.

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Total Combined Loan Balance

$400,000.00

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is CLTV calculated?

CLTV = (First Mortgage Balance + Second Mortgage/HELOC Balance) / Property Value x 100.

How is CLTV different from plain LTV?

Plain LTV only considers a single loan against the property. CLTV accounts for every loan secured against it -- a first mortgage plus a HELOC or second mortgage -- giving lenders a fuller picture of your total leverage against the property.

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