LTV / CLTV Calculator

See your loan-to-value, combined loan-to-value, and equity — and where you stand on the PMI and program thresholds.

Your home & loans

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Ratios & equity

LTV
CLTV
Equity
Paydown to reach 80% LTV
Request PMI cancellation (conventional)
Paydown to reach 78% LTV
Automatic PMI termination (conventional)

Where your LTV / CLTV falls

Bars show LTV (navy) and CLTV (amber) against typical threshold markers. Markers vary by program and lender.

Threshold reference

ThresholdLTV / CLTVYour status
Program maxes are typical figures — they vary by program and lender. PMI rules below apply to conventional loans; FHA mortgage insurance and the VA funding fee follow different rules.

Notes

Estimates for educational purposes only. These figures are based on the values you enter and general assumptions. They are not a quote, not financial, tax, or legal advice, and not a commitment to lend. Your actual LTV, insurance requirements, and eligibility depend on your lender, appraisal, credit, occupancy, and program.

PMI applies to conventional loans. The 80% (borrower-requested cancellation) and 78% (automatic termination) thresholds come from the Homeowners Protection Act and apply to conventional private mortgage insurance. FHA mortgage insurance (MIP) and the VA funding fee follow different rules — FHA MIP often can't be cancelled by LTV alone, and VA loans have no monthly mortgage insurance.

Program maximum LTVs are typical, not universal. Conventional up to ~97%, FHA ~96.5%, VA/USDA up to 100%, and cash-out refinances commonly cap around 80% — but lenders set their own overlays and the true limit depends on your full profile.

On a purchase, lenders base LTV on the lesser of the purchase price and the appraised value. HCLTV counts the full HELOC credit line, not just what you've drawn.