Loan-to-Value
Requested loan divided by the stated property value. It measures leverage against collateral value.
LTV vs. LTC guide →Run a preliminary commercial real estate scenario across acquisition, refinance, bridge, value-add, ground-up construction or a detailed loan-request capital stack. See leverage, coverage, debt yield, sources-and-uses, max-loan constraints, funding gaps and refinance-exit metrics in one place.
Enter only the numbers needed for the scenario. Calculations stay in your browser; the analyzer does not submit a financing request or send your entered dollar amounts to our CRM.
The total loan request is calculated automatically as the sum of the uses above. This helps present a lender-ready sources-and-uses breakdown without manually forcing the total.
These modules are independent scenario tools. They do not determine eligibility or approval; they help organize the math a lender is likely to pressure-test.
Commercial lenders rarely size a loan from one ratio alone. Property type, market, sponsor liquidity, experience, cash flow, basis, business plan and exit can materially change the structure.
Requested loan divided by the stated property value. It measures leverage against collateral value.
LTV vs. LTC guide →Requested loan divided by total project cost. Common in construction and value-add underwriting.
See examples →NOI divided by annual debt service. It measures how much property cash flow covers modeled debt payments.
DSCR guide →NOI divided by loan amount. It provides a rate-independent view of income relative to lender exposure.
Underwriting guide →The analyzer is educational. Send the current non-sensitive deal numbers into the Commercial Financing Quick Screen, then add the property, sponsor, timing and exit details.