lending value” means the amount represented by “A” in the formula,

Many appraisers offer a specific service for home owners who believe they have met the 80% loan-to-value ratio.

Many appraisers offer a specific service for homeowners that believe they have met the 80% loan-to-value metric.

Many appraisers offer a specific service for home owners that believe they have met the 80% loan-to-value metric.

(a) a loan in an amount that exceeds the lending value of any property that is given as security for the loan, as determined in accordance with the credit union’s lending policies, is an under-secured loan;

(a) a loan in an amount that exceeds the lending value of any property that is given as security for the loan, as determined in accordance with the credit union’s lending policies, is an under-secured loan;

Despite paragraph 1, the amount may exceed the lending value of the real estate if the loan secured by the mortgage is approved or insured under the National Housing Act (Canada).

(b) a loan in an amount that does not exceed the lending value of the property that is given as security for the loan, as determined in accordance with the credit union’s lending policies, is a fully secured loan; and

(b) a loan in an amount that does not exceed the lending value of the property that is given as security for the loan, as determined in accordance with the credit union’s lending policies, is a fully secured loan; and

In fact, the United States Congress invoked a law in 1998 (the Homeowners Protection Act of 1998) requiring lenders to dismiss the PMI payments when the loan-to-value ratio conditions have been met.

In 1998, the United States Congress passed a law (the Homeowners Protection Act of 1998) that requires lenders to remove the PMI payments when the loan-to-value ratio conditions have been met.

The United States Congress passed a law in 1998 (Homeowners Protection Act of 1998) that requires lenders to remove the PMI payments when the loan-to-value ratio conditions have been met.

In fact, the United States Congress passed a law in 1998 (the Homeowners Protection Act) that requires lenders to remove the PMI payments when the loan-to-value ratio conditions have been met.