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Hey Mike,
Thanks. HUD publishes median income by county and those numbers can be searched here: https://www.efanniemae.com/sf/refmaterials/hudmedinc/ The search result will the actual median income for the County. Since California is a "high cost" state, Fannie and Freddie allow 140% of the median income for these programs.
There is legislation that has passed in the U.S., House of Representatives and in the Senate Committee that would raise bring the FHA loan limit to parity with the conforming limit of $417k. It is possible that it will also contain a "high cost" factor that allows us to exceed that number. We'll soon see, but the momentum is at least favorable in this environment.