The Coventry changes valuation policy

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The Coventry Building Society is making changes to its LTV limits due to surveyors putting a hold on physical property inspections.

The changes will come into effect from 9am today (Friday 27 March).

Changes are as follows:

Residential:

For flats – the maximum allowable LTV will be 50%.

For houses – no changes for applications up to 85% LTV, as the lender will be increasing its maximum allowable LTV for non-physical valuations to 85%. Applications with an LTV over 85% will be accepted and processed to the point of valuation, when they will be put on hold until a physical valuation can happen.

Buy-to-Let:

Purchases – applications for Buy to Let purchases will still be accepted. These applications will also be processed to the point of valuation and then kept on hold until a physical valuation can happen.

Remortgages – the Society will allow non-physical valuations for applications up to a maximum LTV of 75% for houses and 50% for flats.

Pipeline applications:

The Society will use a non-physical valuation on all residential and buy-to-let pipeline cases regardless of LTV. This applies to all pipeline business submitted up to and including Thursday 26 March, where a valuation has not already taken place.

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