Vermont FHA Loans

FHA loan is a loan insured by the Federal Housing Administration and may be issued by federally qualified lenders. FHA loans historically allowed lower income Americans to borrow money for the purchase of a home that they would not otherwise be able to afford. These loan programs however have become a lot more mainstream and popoular after the subprime mortgage crisis. Check the table below for the loan limits in different counties.

FHA Loan Limits in Vermont: 14 Result(s) Found
County Name	One-Family	Two-Family	Three-Family	Four-Family
ADDISON	$271,050	$347,000	$419,400	$521,250
BENNINGTON	$271,050	$347,000	$419,400	$521,250
CALEDONIA	$271,050	$347,000	$419,400	$521,250
CHITTENDEN	$318,750	$408,050	$493,250	$613,000
ESSEX	$271,050	$347,000	$419,400	$521,250
FRANKLIN	$318,750	$408,050	$493,250	$613,000
GRAND ISLE	$318,750	$408,050	$493,250	$613,000
LAMOILLE	$271,050	$347,000	$419,400	$521,250
ORANGE	$281,250	$360,050	$435,200	$540,850
ORLEANS	$271,050	$347,000	$419,400	$521,250
RUTLAND	$271,050	$347,000	$419,400	$521,250
WASHINGTON	$271,050	$347,000	$419,400	$521,250
WINDHAM	$271,050	$347,000	$419,400	$521,250
WINDSOR	$281,250	$360,050	$435,200	$540,850