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Northern Virginia New Conforming/FHA Loan Limits

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Mortgage and Lending with Ameritime Mortgage Company, LLC.
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and FHA have all adopted these new maximum loan limitations. If you have limited equity or a jumbo loan, refinance now and save thousands of dollars! If you are purchasing a property over $417,000, this year you can qualify for conforming rates! Click on any below to get started!

County 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit
Fairfax $729,750 $934,200 $1,129,250 $1,403,400
Loudoun $729,750 $934,200 $1,129,250 $1,403,400
Arlington $729,750 $934,200 $1,129,250 $1,403,400
Prince William $729,750 $934,200 $1,129,250 $1,403,400
Fauquier $729,750 $934,200 $1,129,250 $1,403,400
Clarke $729,750 $934,200 $1,129,250 $1,403,400
Stafford $729,750 $934,200 $1,129,250 $1,403,400

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Chris Ann Cleland
Long and Foster Real Estate - Gainesville, VA
Associate Broker, Bristow, VA
Thank you so much for posting this. Not so easy to find through HUD's website.
Mar 10, 2008 02:23 AM
Zach Dahl
Ameritime Mortgage Company, LLC. - Charlottesville, VA
Virginia Home Loans
Chris Ann -  You are welcome.  If you ever need help with anything else, just shoot me an email or give me a call and I'd be more than happy to help you out.  Have a great week!
Mar 10, 2008 02:29 AM
Karen Kruschka
RE/MAX Executives - Woodbridge, VA
- "My Experience Isn't Expensive - It's PRICELESS"
Zach  I just hope the FHA doesn't make the mistake of lowering the requirements or we will have another loan "crisis"  Karen
Mar 10, 2008 10:35 AM
Zach Dahl
Ameritime Mortgage Company, LLC. - Charlottesville, VA
Virginia Home Loans

Karen - Good point.  The Federal Housing Admin. hasn't ventured into anything over 362,790 up to this point.  Hopefully things are in place to counteract the risk associated with lending up to twice its original amount.

I'm thinking that Fannie/Freddie will probably keep the same underwriting guidelines that they have used for Jumbo loans.  The bottom line is that these guidelines shouldn't change, the interest rates should.

Mar 10, 2008 11:22 AM