Compare finance with the property valuation
Loan‑to‑value divides the entered finance balance by the property value and multiplies the result by one hundred. Rs 80 lakh against a Rs 1 crore valuation gives an 80% LTV. This calculator separates the main facility from combined secured balances, full secured‑credit exposure and estimated equity.
Why an unused limit changes planning room
Suppose the same property secures Rs 60 lakh of main finance, Rs 5 lakh of other debt and Rs 2 lakh drawn on a Rs 10 lakh secured credit line. Main LTV is 60%, combined drawn exposure is 67%, and authorised exposure is 75%. At an illustrative 80% target, room after the full limit is Rs 5 lakh. The unused limit is not deducted from the ownership‑equity estimate.
Enter total proposed balances
The proposed main‑finance and other‑secured‑debt fields replace their current counterparts; they are not added as extra borrowing. Enter the total balances expected after the transaction. The drawn credit‑line balance is added separately. Target paydown uses current drawn balances, while additional borrowing room uses authorised exposure.
Keep a planning target separate from approval
The editable target and displayed band do not run a regulatory eligibility check. Do not treat 80% as a universal Pakistan product limit or apply purchase‑finance criteria automatically to renovation or other property‑backed finance. A lower accepted valuation can increase LTV without new borrowing. For Islamic facilities, confirm which bank‑investment or settlement figure belongs in the comparison.