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Idaho loan limits for 2026

Quick answer

In 2026, the single-family conforming loan limit in Idaho is $832,750 to $1,249,125 depending on county, and FHA limits range from $541,287 to $1,249,125. 1 of 44 counties are high-cost areas with higher caps. Look up your county below for official 1–4 unit limits from FHFA and HUD.

By Purchase Mortgage Loan Editorial Team Checked against official sources per our editorial standardsData last updated

What are the loan limits in each Idaho county?

CountyConforming (1 unit)FHA (1 unit)FHA (2 units)Median home value
Ada County$832,750$586,500$750,800$476,000
Adams County$832,750$541,287$693,050$327,300
Bannock County$832,750$541,287$693,050$267,200
Bear Lake County$832,750$541,287$693,050$234,200
Benewah County$832,750$541,287$693,050$255,800
Bingham County$832,750$541,287$693,050$258,000
Blaine County$832,750$759,000$971,650$663,800
Boise County$832,750$586,500$750,800$424,100
Bonner County$832,750$541,287$693,050$433,400
Bonneville County$832,750$541,287$693,050$327,000
Boundary County$832,750$541,287$693,050$344,100
Butte County$832,750$541,287$693,050$195,800
Camas County$832,750$759,000$971,650$248,900
Canyon County$832,750$586,500$750,800$350,300
Caribou County$832,750$541,287$693,050$220,200
Cassia County$832,750$541,287$693,050$257,300
Clark County$832,750$541,287$693,050$203,000
Clearwater County$832,750$541,287$693,050$240,800
Custer County$832,750$541,287$693,050$295,600
Elmore County$832,750$541,287$693,050$278,300
Franklin County$832,750$541,287$693,050$304,000
Fremont County$832,750$541,287$693,050$281,800
Gem County$832,750$586,500$750,800$367,300
Gooding County$832,750$541,287$693,050$231,800
Idaho County$832,750$541,287$693,050$284,600
Jefferson County$832,750$541,287$693,050$335,000
Jerome County$832,750$541,287$693,050$254,000
Kootenai County$832,750$572,700$733,150$467,400
Latah County$832,750$541,287$693,050$342,500
Lemhi County$832,750$541,287$693,050$282,100
Lewis County$832,750$541,287$693,050$202,400
Lincoln County$832,750$759,000$971,650$206,700
Madison County$832,750$541,287$693,050$365,000
Minidoka County$832,750$541,287$693,050$235,300
Nez Perce County$832,750$541,287$693,050$291,300
Oneida County$832,750$541,287$693,050$228,100
Owyhee County$832,750$586,500$750,800$281,600
Payette County$832,750$541,287$693,050$310,700
Power County$832,750$541,287$693,050$191,200
Shoshone County$832,750$541,287$693,050$222,700
Teton County$1,249,125$1,249,125$1,599,375$595,900
Twin Falls County$832,750$541,287$693,050$292,700
Valley County$832,750$615,250$787,650$599,500
Washington County$832,750$541,287$693,050$250,300

Which Idaho counties are high-cost areas?

Teton County has conforming limits above the $832,750 baseline because local home values are higher.

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Frequently asked questions

FHA one-unit limits in Idaho start at $541,287. In Ada County, the most populous county, it's $586,500.

The 2026 one-unit conforming limit in Ada County is $832,750.

With 3.5% down, the $541,287 FHA floor supports a price of about $560,000. Higher-limit counties allow more.

Sources

Data last updated October 23, 2026.

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