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Sacramento FHA Loan Limits Just Jumped More Than $200,000

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Real Estate Agent with Elizabeth Anne Weintraub, Broker DRE #00697006

FHA LoansGreat news, Sacramento home buyers. The FHA loan limits for Sacramento County have increased. The maximum limit was $362,790, and it was increased yesterday to $580,000. FHA loans are excellent tools for first-time home buyers, especially since the down payments are 2.85% of the sales price. Years ago, sellers used to balk at a buyer obtaining an FHA loan because sellers were worried that an FHA appraiser would require tons of repairs. That is no longer the case. Restrictions have relaxed, and FHA loans are easy to process.

FHA loans are also popular with home buyers because FICO scores do not apply.

Here are the new mortgage limits for FHA loans in our five-county area:

Sacramento County: $580,000

Yolo County: $580,000

Placer County: $580,000

Sutter County: $425,000

Yuba County: $425,000

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Elizabeth Weintraub is co-partner of Weintraub & Wallace Team of Top Producing Realtors, an author, home buying expert at The Balance, a Land Park resident, and a veteran real estate agent who specializes in older, classic homes in Land Park, Curtis Park, Midtown, Carmichael and East Sacramento, as well as tract homes in Elk Grove, Natomas, Roseville and Lincoln. Call Elizabeth Weintraub at 916.233.6759. Put our combined 80 years of real estate experience to work for you. Broker-Associate at RE/MAX Gold. DRE License # 00697006.

Photo: Unless otherwise noted in this blog, the photo is copyrighted by Big Stock Photo and used with permission.The views expressed herein are Weintraub's personal views and do not reflect the views of RE/MAX Gold. Disclaimer: If this post contains a listing, information is deemed reliable as of the date it was written. After that date, the listing may be sold, listed by another brokerage, canceled, pending or taken temporarily off the market, and the price could change without notice; it could blow up, explode or vanish. To find out the present status of any listing, please go to elizabethweintraub.com.

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