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Buyers who secure a loan backed by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) can put as little as 3.5 percent down at closing. For this reason, FHA loans are extremely common among first-time buyers.
Because FHA loans are meant to give a leg up to those who may not be able to afford a home otherwise, these loans do have limits based on the county where the loan is originated. Below are the FHA loan limits for single-family homes across every county in Minnesota.
Keep in mind that some cities may span several counties, and your REALTOR® or lender can help you determine the loan limit for specific properties that are near the county line.
2016 FHA loan limits for Minnesota counties
Minnesota county | FHA loan limit for 2016 |
Aitkin County | $271,050 |
Anoka County | $326,600 |
Becker County | $271,050 |
Beltrami County | $271,050 |
Benton County | $271,050 |
Big Stone County | $271,050 |
Blue Earth County | $271,050 |
Brown County | $271,050 |
Carlton County | $271,050 |
Carver County | $326,600 |
Cass County | $271,050 |
Chippewa County | $271,050 |
Chisago County | $326,600 |
Clay County | $271,050 |
Clearwater County | $271,050 |
Cook County | $282,900 |
Cottonwood County | $271,050 |
Crow Wing County | $271,050 |
Dakota County | $326,600 |
Dodge County | $271,050 |
Douglas County | $271,050 |
Faribault County | $271,050 |
Fillmore County | $271,050 |
Freeborn County | $271,050 |
Goodhue County | $271,050 |
Grant County | $271,050 |
Hennepin County | $326,600 |
Houston County | $271,050 |
Hubbard County | $271,050 |
Isanti County | $326,600 |
Itasca County | $271,050 |
Jackson County | $271,050 |
Kanabec County | $271,050 |
Kandiyohi County | $271,050 |
Kittson County | $271,050 |
Koochiching County | $271,050 |
Lac Qui Parle County | $271,050 |
Lake County | $271,050 |
Lake of the Woods County | $271,050 |
Le Sueur County | $326,600 |
Lincoln County | $271,050 |
Lyon County | $271,050 |
Mahnomen County | $271,050 |
Marshall County | $271,050 |
Martin County | $271,050 |
McLeod County | $271,050 |
Meeker County | $271,050 |
Mille Lacs County | $326,600 |
Morrison County | $271,050 |
Mower County | $271,050 |
Murray County | $271,050 |
Nicollet County | $271,050 |
Nobles County | $271,050 |
Norman County | $271,050 |
Olmsted County | $271,050 |
Otter Tail County | $271,050 |
Pennington County | $271,050 |
Pine County | $271,050 |
Pipestone County | $271,050 |
Polk County | $271,050 |
Pope County | $271,050 |
Ramsey County | $326,600 |
Red Lake County | $271,050 |
Redwood County | $271,050 |
Renville County | $271,050 |
Rice County | $271,050 |
Rock County | $271,050 |
Roseau County | $271,050 |
Scott County | $326,600 |
Sherburne County | $326,600 |
Sibley County | $326,600 |
St. Louis County | $271,050 |
Stearns County | $271,050 |
Steele County | $271,050 |
Stevens County | $271,050 |
Swift County | $271,050 |
Todd County | $271,050 |
Traverse County | $271,050 |
Wabasha County | $271,050 |
Wadena County | $271,050 |
Waseca County | $271,050 |
Washington County | $326,600 |
Watonwan County | $271,050 |
Wilkin County | $271,050 |
Winona County | $271,050 |
Wright County | $326,600 |
Yellow Medicine County | $271,050 |
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