SBA's Lender Portal allows lenders to view their own quarterly performance data, including their most current composite risk rating, the "Lender Risk Rating".

The rate of interest that they (as a country) are charged on their loans is dependant on how the lenders view the likelihood of them defaulting on the loan.

Property improvements, inventory expansion, and equipment purchases were very difficult because lenders could not view the property as Sweetwater Garden collateral.

These mortgages carry higher interest rates than first mortgages because lenders view them as riskier.

But lenders increasingly view the jumbo market as worthwhile because so many more properties are now involved.

This would have increased its risk since lenders view the down payment as a key measure of the borrower's ability to repay.

Construction is not likely to pick up while occupancy rates remain down, and few lenders view hotels as good risks now, even in a fairly strong market like Orlando.

In fact, many lenders view New York as a safe haven.

Some lenders view a prospective customer's participation in a Debt Management Plan as indicative of the customer being unfit to manage his or her finances.

Prospective lenders, employers and landlords may view information in an individual's credit report, if the application forms consumers sign grant them permission to do so.