FHA County Limits
FHA county limits are the maximum amounts allowed for FHA loans based on the county in which the property is located. The County Limits table is used to automatically populate the county limit amount for an FHA loan on the FHA Management form and to warn the user if the loan exceeds the limit.
The FHA County Limits tool includes a default table listing the following information:
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SOA Code– The Section-of-the-Act code indicating the program under which the FHA mortgage is insured.
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State – The state in which the county is located.
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County Name – The name of the county.
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County Code – The FHA 1-to-3-digit code for the county.
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MSA Code – The code for the Metropolitan Statistical Area where the county is located.
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Limits – The maximum allowable loan available for properties with 1, 2, 3, or 4 units.
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County Transaction Date – The date when a county boundary was last changed.
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Limit Transaction Date – The date when the FHA last updated the loan limit for the county.
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Last Modified - The date when the table entry was last updated or modified.
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Customized - If you edit the county limit information (see below), True displays in the column.
The FHA regularly updates county limit data, so a mechanism is provided for quickly synchronizing the table over the Internet. It is recommended that you synchronize data every few weeks to stay current.
Complete the steps below to update county limit information. When finished, click the Save icon.