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West Virginia loan limits for 2026

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In 2026, the single-family conforming loan limit in West Virginia is $832,750 to $1,249,125 depending on county, and FHA limits range from $541,287 to $1,249,125. 1 of 55 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 West Virginia county?

CountyConforming (1 unit)FHA (1 unit)FHA (2 units)Median home value
Barbour County$832,750$541,287$693,050$126,000
Berkeley County$832,750$541,287$693,050$248,000
Boone County$832,750$541,287$693,050$90,300
Braxton County$832,750$541,287$693,050$106,400
Brooke County$832,750$541,287$693,050$127,700
Cabell County$832,750$541,287$693,050$156,100
Calhoun County$832,750$541,287$693,050$111,200
Clay County$832,750$541,287$693,050$107,100
Doddridge County$832,750$541,287$693,050$160,000
Fayette County$832,750$541,287$693,050$104,200
Gilmer County$832,750$541,287$693,050$83,300
Grant County$832,750$541,287$693,050$167,500
Greenbrier County$832,750$541,287$693,050$136,300
Hampshire County$832,750$541,287$693,050$204,600
Hancock County$832,750$541,287$693,050$119,600
Hardy County$832,750$541,287$693,050$159,700
Harrison County$832,750$541,287$693,050$158,500
Jackson County$832,750$541,287$693,050$154,600
Jefferson County$1,249,125$1,249,125$1,599,375$324,500
Kanawha County$832,750$541,287$693,050$135,000
Lewis County$832,750$541,287$693,050$135,800
Lincoln County$832,750$541,287$693,050$103,400
Logan County$832,750$541,287$693,050$101,500
Marion County$832,750$541,287$693,050$164,300
Marshall County$832,750$541,287$693,050$139,800
Mason County$832,750$541,287$693,050$127,400
McDowell County$832,750$541,287$693,050$49,200
Mercer County$832,750$541,287$693,050$118,600
Mineral County$832,750$541,287$693,050$180,400
Mingo County$832,750$541,287$693,050$85,600
Monongalia County$832,750$541,287$693,050$254,200
Monroe County$832,750$541,287$693,050$146,100
Morgan County$832,750$541,287$693,050$223,100
Nicholas County$832,750$541,287$693,050$114,200
Ohio County$832,750$541,287$693,050$165,300
Pendleton County$832,750$541,287$693,050$178,600
Pleasants County$832,750$541,287$693,050$129,300
Pocahontas County$832,750$541,287$693,050$139,400
Preston County$832,750$541,287$693,050$157,700
Putnam County$832,750$541,287$693,050$214,200
Raleigh County$832,750$541,287$693,050$142,600
Randolph County$832,750$541,287$693,050$137,800
Ritchie County$832,750$541,287$693,050$107,800
Roane County$832,750$541,287$693,050$121,100
Summers County$832,750$541,287$693,050$126,100
Taylor County$832,750$541,287$693,050$144,000
Tucker County$832,750$541,287$693,050$144,700
Tyler County$832,750$541,287$693,050$112,100
Upshur County$832,750$541,287$693,050$160,700
Wayne County$832,750$541,287$693,050$124,900
Webster County$832,750$541,287$693,050$78,000
Wetzel County$832,750$541,287$693,050$102,800
Wirt County$832,750$541,287$693,050$112,800
Wood County$832,750$541,287$693,050$153,700
Wyoming County$832,750$541,287$693,050$78,400

Which West Virginia counties are high-cost areas?

Jefferson 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 West Virginia start at $541,287. In Kanawha County, the most populous county, it's $541,287.

The 2026 one-unit conforming limit in Kanawha 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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