The Loan to Value Ratio Is a Measure Used by Lenders

question 3

Multiple Choice

The loan to value ratio is a measure used by lenders for all the following purposes EXCEPT:

• A) to determine acceptability of the property as loan collateral
• B) as a basis for pricing the loan
• C) to determine the need for private mortgage insurance
• D) to protect against exceeding legal loan limits

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