High loan-to-value mortgage

27th May 2016 By Developer

A mortgage loan for more than the lender’s usual maximum lending limit e.g. if the lender normally lends up to 65% of the value of the property then a loan in excess of this is a high loan to value mortgage and will usually attract a higher interest rate and / or arrangement fee.

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