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Which of the following is true about FHA loan limits?

Correct Answer

C) They vary by county and are based on local median home prices

FHA loan limits vary by county and are based on local median home prices, with floors and ceilings established by HUD. They are typically lower than conforming loan limits and are designed to serve low-to-moderate income borrowers in each market.

Answer Options
A
They are the same nationwide
B
They are set at 115% of the median home price in each area
C
They vary by county and are based on local median home prices
D
They are always equal to conforming loan limits

Why This Is the Correct Answer

FHA loan limits vary by county and are based on local median home prices, with floors and ceilings established by HUD. They are typically lower than conforming loan limits and are designed to serve low-to-moderate income borrowers in each market.

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