LVR - ratio of the amount lent (loan) to the valuation of the security (generally the value of the house)
mortgage stamp duty.(LVR) the ratio of the amount lent to the valuation of the security (usually the house).
LVR). Refers to the maximum amount lenders will approve against the value of any property taken as security for your home loan. For example if you wish to purchase a property worth $100,000 the lender may approve a loan for 80% of the property value. It will then be up to you to provide the remaining 20% plus costs (mortgage registration and stamp duty etc).
(LVR) the ration of the amount lent to the valuation of the security (usually the house).
The amount of the loan expressed as a percentage of the property's value.
The ratio of the amount lent to the valuation of the security. Commonly called LVR. An example would be a Loan of $120,000 on a home valued at $130,000. The Loan to Valuation Ratio is $120,000 multiplied by 100 and divided by $130,000 - 92.3%.