This is the amount a lender will lend to you based
upon the value of the collateral.
Include information such as agreed
upon value of the collateral, who holds the collateral until the loan terms are met and details of the transfer of collateral if necessary.
Not exact matches
In general, bridge loans are granted based
upon the
value of the property that serves as
collateral rather than on the credit score
of the borrower.
The
value of the
collateral is used to determine what's referred to as the loan - to -
value ratio based
upon the nature
of the
collateral.
What's more, because the loan is not based
upon the loan - to -
value ratio
of any specific
collateral, the lender is using other data points to evaluate a business owner's creditworthiness.
Once your proposed
collateral has been accepted, the banker will determine the loan - to -
value ratio based
upon the nature
of the asset.
Collateral is simply something
of value that you allow the lender to place a lien
upon until the loan is repaid, like a car or home.
The reason why secured loans are preferred is that they come with
collateral, an item that matches the
value of the loan that the lender can claim in compensation should the loan be defaulted
upon.
What's more, because the loan is not based
upon the loan - to -
value ratio
of any specific
collateral, the lender is using other data points to evaluate a business owner's creditworthiness.
The
value of the
collateral is used to determine what's referred to as the loan - to -
value ratio based
upon the nature
of the
collateral.
With these loans,
collateral rather than credit score forms the basis
of the loan, meaning that the funds you need can be secured based
upon a percentage
of the
value of the
collateral you can offer.