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Temporary Increase to Our Conventional Loan Limits
- Thread starter BeachKing
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Yes, I don't think anywhere was reduced. Places like California were talked about going over 700k as an upper limit but I don't know if it went through.
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Little Fish
Beach Lover
BK:
The limits did not increase for the area. I believe BankRate.com posted a chart with the revised limits and the panhandle area did not see an increase. You might want to search the site for detail.
Little Fish
The limits did not increase for the area. I believe BankRate.com posted a chart with the revised limits and the panhandle area did not see an increase. You might want to search the site for detail.
Little Fish
Busta Hustle
Beach Fanatic
i recently received an email from Bank of america and FHA...with new limits for our area $362,790...
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Doesn't look like Walton County made the cut for conventional loan limit changes.
http://www.fanniemae.com/aboutfm/loanlimits.jhtml
Check out the link on the upper right of the page - allows you to download a spreadsheet with limits by county.
http://www.fanniemae.com/aboutfm/loanlimits.jhtml
Check out the link on the upper right of the page - allows you to download a spreadsheet with limits by county.
Little Fish
Beach Lover
Busta:
You may be looking at the average price per home in the area. As I recall, where the average home price was above $417,000, there was an increase in the limit. Where average home prices were less than $417,000, the limit remained unchanged.
Little Fish
You may be looking at the average price per home in the area. As I recall, where the average home price was above $417,000, there was an increase in the limit. Where average home prices were less than $417,000, the limit remained unchanged.
Little Fish
Busta:
You may be looking at the average price per home in the area. As I recall, where the average home price was above $417,000, there was an increase in the limit. Where average home prices were less than $417,000, the limit remained unchanged.
Little Fish
Yes, I don't think anywhere was reduced. Places like California were talked about going over 700k as an upper limit but I don't know if it went through.
Busta Hustle
Beach Fanatic
sorry for any confusion...my info was FHA as stated not Fannie Mae...i should not have added the FHA info on a fannie Mae question...