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Every week it seems there is some I get news from the mortgage markets to make it more difficult for people to buy a home. In this entry I don't have good news with this regard, but I just wanted to remind people of option that is availble still but has a deadline.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) published their new guidelines for FHA and conforming loans. FHA, Freddi Mac and Fannie Mae loan limits are now calculated at 125 percent of the HUD published median prices. In other words, if the area you are in has a median home … (3 comments)
The new loan limits for FHA and Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are now calculated at 125 percent of the HUD published median prices, with a floor of $271,050 and $417,000, respectively, not to exceed $729,750.
HUD has officially announced its new loan limits. To see your areas limits, click here . Harris and Montgomery counties' new limit is $271,050, the old limit was $200,160.