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Conventional Loans in Hudson, OH (2026): Down Payment, PMI & Limits — $444,800 Median

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Conventional buyers in Hudson, OH need $13,344 at 3% down or $88,960 at 20% down on the $444,800 Census median home value. Summit County's $832,750 conforming limit is $387,950 above that median; 5% down gives an estimated $3,636/month payment including $176 estimated PMI.

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How does Hudson compare with Ohio?

The city's median is above the statewide median by $245,600. Home values are relatively low compared with local household income, but individual debts and property expenses still matter. The median is 53.4% of the conforming limit. A median-valued purchase fits the FHA base-loan limit at 3.5% down.

How much down payment and PMI would a typical Hudson home need?

Down paymentCash downEstimated PMI / monthEstimated PITI + PMIIncome at 28% / 36%
3%$13,344$180$3,700$159,000 / $124,000
5%$22,240$176$3,636$156,000 / $122,000
10%$44,480$167$3,476$149,000 / $116,000
20%$88,960$0$3,008$129,000 / $101,000

3%-down conventional products have borrower/program restrictions. PMI uses a fixed 0.5% annual loan-balance estimate at less than 20% down; it is not a credit-specific quote or an assumed discount by down payment. Payments include state-average tax and insurance and assume zero other debts.

Rate assumption: 7.18% (Freddie Mac PMMS 30-year fixed average, week of November 5, 2026). Change it in the payment calculator.

Is there down payment assistance in Hudson?

Home buying in Hudson · The Ohio version

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Frequently asked questions

Conventional buyers in Hudson, OH need $13,344 at 3% down or $88,960 at 20% down on the $444,800 Census median home value. Summit County's $832,750 conforming limit is $387,950 above that median; 5% down gives an estimated $3,636/month payment including $176 estimated PMI.

0 city-level, 0 county-level and 1 statewide programs are verified for this city (1 total). Eligibility and available funds depend on each official program's terms.

Median household income is $180,931, while median home value is $444,800, a 2.46 price-to-income ratio. At 5% down, 7.18% and state-average taxes and insurance, about $156,000 income is needed under the 28% housing guideline; debts also count toward the 36% total-debt guideline.

Sources

Data last updated November 5, 2026.

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