Debt level is a measure of the total amount of
debt that a person or business owes, relative to their
income or
assets. It is calculated by dividing the total debt by the person's or business's income or assets. A high debt level can be a sign of financial difficulty, as it can make it difficult to make debt repayments and can lead to bankruptcy.
In the context of CoreProp, debt level is a factor that is considered when assessing a property's value. A high debt level can reduce the value of a property, as it makes it more likely that the owner will default on their mortgage. This is because the owner may be forced to sell the property if they are unable to make their mortgage repayments.