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2009 VA and FHA Mortgage Loan Limits for Hawaii

The below numbers were taken from the HUD and VA websites.

2009 Hawaii FHA Loan Limits
County	One-Family	Two-Family	Three-Family	Four-Family
HAWAII	$625,500	$800,775	$967,950	$1,202,925
HONOLULU	$793,750	$1,016,150	$1,228,300	$1,526,450
KALAWAO	$716,250	$916,950	$1,108,350	$1,377,450
KAUAI	$773,750	$990,550	$1,197,350	$1,488,000
MAUI	$790,000	$1,011,350	$1,222,500	$1,519,250

2009 Hawaii VA Loan Limits
County	Single Family $0 Down up to		Max Guarantee
HAWAII	$625,500		$1,000,000
HONOLULU	$783,750		$1,000,000
KALAWAO	$656,250		$1,000,000
KAUAI	$775,000		$1,000,000
MAUI	$681,250		$1,000,000

To find out your qualifying loan amount or details on VA or FHA borrowing, please seek a out qualified loan officer. If you are looking to buy in Hawaii, my services are normally free to buyers. I can help you with the purchase of the property and can give you the names of top professional loan officers in the area that I and my clients have had good experiences with.

*The above information is believed to be accurate, but not guaranteed.

Posted by Randy L. Prothero - Hawaii REALTOR® on 03/02/2009 08:28 AM

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8 Comments on 2009 VA and FHA Mortgage Loan Limits for Hawaii

MAR

Hi Randy, this is great information for your clients and realtors as well! Hope all is well and busy for you.

The key is getting experienced, caring professionals...not off a sign on the side of a street. Good info....

Susie - I am pretty busy lately and grateful.

Sally - Boy you said a mouthful. I am sick of seeing those ugly signs stuck in the ground on the side of the road. If they can't afford to legally advertise, how good can they be?

Randy - good to hear from you, and know that business is keeping you busy. I am also hopeful that the new limits (in some areas) will help folks. Buyer traffic has picked up considerably.

Jeff