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FHA loan limits for Minnesota in 2017

FHA loan limits Minnesota 2017

FHA loans, which are backed by the Federal Housing Administration, are most common among first-time homebuyers, who can take advantage of their low down payment minimums. These loans allow for as little as 3.5 percent down at closing.

Because FHA loans are meant to give a leg up to those who may not be able to afford a home otherwise, they have limits based on the county where the loan is originated. Below are the 2017 FHA loan limits for single-family homes across every county in Minnesota.

Keep in mind that some cities may span several counties; your REALTOR® or lender can help you determine the loan limit for specific properties that are near the county line.

2017 FHA loan limits for Minnesota counties

Minnesota county

FHA loan limit for 2017

Aitkin County

$275,665

Anoka County

$332,350

Becker County

$275,665

Beltrami County

$275,665

Benton County

$275,665

Big Stone County

$275,665

Blue Earth County

$275,665

Brown County

$275,665

Carlton County

$275,665

Carver County

$332,350

Cass County

$275,665

Chippewa County

$275,665

Chisago County

$332,350

Clay County

$275,665

Clearwater County

$275,665

Cook County

$282,900

Cottonwood County

$275,665

Crow Wing County

$275,665

Dakota County

$332,350

Dodge County

$275,665

Douglas County

$275,665

Faribault County

$275,665

Fillmore County

$275,665

Freeborn County

$275,665

Goodhue County

$275,665

Grant County

$275,665

Hennepin County

$332,350

Houston County

$275,665

Hubbard County

$275,665

Isanti County

$332,350

Itasca County

$275,665

Jackson County

$275,665

Kanabec County

$275,665

Kandiyohi County

$275,665

Kittson County

$275,665

Koochiching County

$275,665

Lac Qui Parle County

$275,665

Lake County

$275,665

Lake of the Woods County

$275,665

Le Sueur County

$332,350

Lincoln County

$275,665

Lyon County

$275,665

Mahnomen County

$275,665

Marshall County

$275,665

Martin County

$275,665

McLeod County

$275,665

Meeker County

$275,665

Mille Lacs County

$332,350

Morrison County

$275,665

Mower County

$275,665

Murray County

$275,665

Nicollet County

$275,665

Nobles County

$275,665

Norman County

$275,665

Olmsted County

$275,665

Otter Tail County

$275,665

Pennington County

$275,665

Pine County

$275,665

Pipestone County

$275,665

Polk County

$275,665

Pope County

$275,665

Ramsey County

$332,350

Red Lake County

$275,665

Redwood County

$275,665

Renville County

$275,665

Rice County

$275,665

Rock County

$275,665

Roseau County

$275,665

Scott County

$332,350

Sherburne County

$332,350

Sibley County

$332,350

St. Louis County

$275,665

Stearns County

$275,665

Steele County

$275,665

Stevens County

$275,665

Swift County

$275,665

Todd County

$275,665

Traverse County

$275,665

Wabasha County

$275,665

Wadena County

$275,665

Waseca County

$275,665

Washington County

$332,350

Watonwan County

$275,665

Wilkin County

$275,665

Winona County

$275,665

Wright County

$332,350

Yellow Medicine County

$275,665

Ready to secure an FHA loan?

FHA loans can be a great way to buy a home that would otherwise be out of reach for some buyers. Read more about the benefits of FHA loans, or reach out today to see if you are a good candidate for an FHA-backed loan.

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