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A commercial real estate lender is evaluating a loan for a Class A office building. The property is appraised at $27,250,000, and the requested loan amount is 17,700,000.
Based on standard CMBS underwriting, which of the following correctly identifies the Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio and its classification?
- 60% LTV, classified as conservative.
- 65% LTV, classified as stabilized.
- 80% LTV, classified as subprime.
- 75% LTV, classified as high-leverage.
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