The amount the borrower promises to repay, as set forth in the mortgage contract. It differs from the amount of cash disbursed by the lender by the amount of points and other upfront costs included in the loan.
This is the amount of money originally loaned to a borrower from a mortgage lender.
The total amount of money borrowed from a lender.
the principal sum of money a borrower receives from a lender for the purchase of real estate.
The amount of money originally lent to a borrower.
The loan amount (the amount you borrow) depends on your down payment, your gross annual income and debt, and the interest rate that you can obtain.
The total amount of the mortgage loan, at the time of borrowing, outstanding on the property. Payments may have reduced the outstanding principle balance.
The amount the borrower(s) promise to repay, as set forth in the mortgage contract. It differs from the amount of cash disbursed by the lender by the amount of points and other credit charges.
The amount of money you want to borrow to purchase or refinance a home. Also called the principal and is generally repaid over time with interest.
The amount of money to be loaned/borrowed.
The amount of money the homebuyer will borrow from the lender to purchase the home.
The amount of money borrowed (not including interest).
The amount of a loan is determined by how much the Borrower needs to complete the project and the Lender's assessment of the Borrower's ability to repay. Some Lenders may have minimum and maximum loan amounts.
The total amount of all outstanding policy loans, including both principal and interest due.
The amount a consumer borrows from a lender to purchase a home.
The amount of money you intend to borrow. The purchase price less your down payment
The base amount the borrower has requested before the addition of any finance charges.
The amount of the construction loan.
Leave this field empty to solve for the amount of the loan, when you have entered something for the Term and Payment Amount.
A sum of borrowed money (principal) that is generally repaid over time with interest.
The amount of debt, not including interest.
The amount of money you're borrowing.
This amount is to cover all of the costs (tax, title, license fees, etc.) of the loan. The actual loan amount will be the amount you fill in on your check.
Refers to the amount being borrowed not including any interest.
This is the actual amount borrowed from the lending institution including any financed fees, debt consolidation, etc.
Actual amount of money borrowed.
The total amount requested by the borrower to be financed. This amount is the basis of many loan fee calculations. For refinance loans, the loan amount will include the balance of all loans the borrower requests to be paid off, including the original mortgage, other personal debt and/or cash out amount.
The amount of money that you intend on borrowing from a financial institution for the purchase of your home. Subtracting the down payment from the purchase price of the home will provide you with the loan amount.
Dollar amount funded to a borrower to purchase items to be used in the course of business or to finance equipment owned by the borrower.
Total amount of your auto loan.
Amounts up to $240,000 are described as conforming or within Agency guidelines of FHLMC (Freddie Mac) or FNMA (Fannie Mae). Amounts over $240,000 are described as Jumbo loans and these loans must meet the guidelines of the financial institution that is buying the loan.
The original amount of money due a lender from the borrower.