Loan-to-value (LTV) calculator.
LTV is loan divided by value — one of the two levers (with DSCR) that sets your maximum commercial loan. Check where a deal lands, and see the biggest loan common lender thresholds allow.
How LTV caps your loan
Loan-to-value is one of the two levers, alongside DSCR, that caps a commercial loan. It is the loan amount divided by the property’s value or price. Most lenders top out around 65–75% for stabilized assets, meaning you bring 25–35% equity. Because DSCR and LTV both constrain the loan, the lender advances the lower of the two.
Example. On a $2,720,000 purchase, a 70% LTV allows a maximum loan of $1,904,000, leaving about $816,000 of equity before closing costs. If the property’s income only supported a $1,700,000 loan at the required DSCR, that lower figure would govern — and your down payment would rise accordingly.
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