
FHA Loan Limit Calculator
The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) offers the FHA Mortgage Program to help moderate-income individuals or individuals with limited funds purchase homes. There are limits to the size of mortgage you can obtain through the FHA program. Input your state, county and number of units for the property you are buying to determine the FHA mortgage limit in your area. You can also use our FHA Mortgage Qualification Calculator to determine the FHA mortgage you qualify for and review other details about the program
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How FHA Loan Limits Work
FHA Loan Limits Vary by County
FHA loan limits vary by county and by the number of units in the property being financed with single unit properties having the lowest loan limits. There is one set of loan limits for the 48 contiguous United States, Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico and a higher set of loan limits for Alaska, Hawaii, Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands. In the contiguous U.S., Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico, FHA loan limits for a single unit property such as a home or condominium range from $294,514 to $679,650 in counties with a higher cost of living and housing prices. The limit for a four unit property ranges from $566,425 to $1,307,175 in high cost counties. In Alaska, Hawaii, Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands FHA loan limits range from $1,019,475 for a single unit property to $1,960,750 for a four unit property.
FHA Program Property Eligibility Requirements
The FHA home loan program applies to one-to-four unit owner occupied primary residences. If you use an FHA mortgage to buy a multi-unit property you must live in one of the units. Second and vacation homes as well as non-owner occupied investment properties are ineligible for the FHA home loan program.
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