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Conventional Loan Limits for 2025

FHFA releases 2025 Conventional Loan Limits The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) has released conforming loan limits to be used for the calendar year 2025. Across the US, loan limits for conventional loans will increase to $806,500, and in markets considered “High cost” by FHFA, those limits will increase to $1,209,750. This is important for…

The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) has released the loan limits for 2023. With this announcement, FHFA has effectively raised the limit on how many dollars can be borrowed using Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac Conventional loan products. The loan limits increased across the nation, with variances in the increases for “high cost areas”, and…

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Conventional Loan Limits for 2025

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