Enter your figures
Updates instantly. No input storage.
Scenario visual
Shows the loan-to-value ratio against the property value scenario.
The gauge fills as the loan amount rises relative to the property value scenario.
Check loan-to-value from value and loan amount.
Updates instantly. No input storage.
Shows the loan-to-value ratio against the property value scenario.
The gauge fills as the loan amount rises relative to the property value scenario.
This NZ LVR checker divides the loan amount by the property value scenario, then compares the estimated loan-to-value ratio with your chosen scenario threshold. It is a planning view of leverage, not a lender rule or valuation.
Use it after entering a deposit scenario to see how changes in price, loan amount, or equity can shift the ratio. General information only. Estimate only. Results depend on user inputs.
For an $800,000 property value and $640,000 loan, the estimated LVR is 80% and the equity position is $160,000.
If the price scenario changes to $850,000 while the loan stays at $640,000, the estimated LVR falls because the loan is a smaller share of the entered value.
This checker does not apply Reserve Bank settings, bank-specific LVR exemptions, property type rules, income, expenses, credit history, valuation policy, insurance requirements, or approval conditions.
It does not imply lending approval, valuation certainty, affordability, or that the target threshold matches lender policy. Not legal, financial, tax, valuation, mortgage, insurance, investment, property, lending, or compliance advice.
The estimate is a simple loan divided by value calculation using figures entered by the user. Review the scenario against lender guidance, valuation information, mortgage adviser input, and current bank policy before making decisions.
Use the buyer property planning workflow to review LVR alongside deposit, DTI, repayment, and buying-cost estimates.
Relevant guides: DTI vs LVR: what each ratio shows, First Home Buyer Checklist NZ, and Building Inspection Checklist NZ.