FHA Loan Limits and USDA Eligibility in Oklahoma

2026 FHA one-unit limit in Oklahoma is $541,287. About 84% of ZIP centers look USDA-eligible. USDA 502 Guaranteed 1–4 person income limits range from $122,800 to $122,800. Enter a ZIP on the maps. County FHA caps are listed below.

2026 FHA Loan Limits Map for Oklahoma

Oklahoma one-unit limits:
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Standard Floor: $541,287Mid-Tier: $541,288–$750,000High-Cost: $750,001–$1,000,000Elite Zone: $1,000,001+

USDA Property Eligibility and Income Limits Map for Oklahoma

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Oklahoma FHA and USDA Figures by County

FHA one-unit caps are county. USDA 1–4 person guaranteed income can split a county; when it does, both caps are listed. This table does not mark a county as USDA eligible or ineligible.

CountyFHA one-unit loan limitUSDA 1–4 person moderate income
Adair County$541,287$122,800
Alfalfa County$541,287$122,800
Atoka County$541,287$122,800
Beaver County$541,287$122,800
Beckham County$541,287$122,800
Blaine County$541,287$122,800
Bryan County$541,287$122,800
Caddo County$541,287$122,800
Canadian County$541,287$122,800
Carter County$541,287$122,800
Cherokee County$541,287$122,800
Choctaw County$541,287$122,800
Cimarron County$541,287$122,800
Cleveland County$541,287$122,800
Coal County$541,287$122,800
Comanche County$541,287$122,800
Cotton County$541,287$122,800
Craig County$541,287$122,800
Creek County$541,287$122,800
Custer County$541,287$122,800
Delaware County$541,287$122,800
Dewey County$541,287$122,800
Ellis County$541,287$122,800
Garfield County$541,287$122,800
Garvin County$541,287$122,800
Grady County$541,287$122,800
Grant County$541,287$122,800
Greer County$541,287$122,800
Harmon County$541,287$122,800
Harper County$541,287$122,800
Haskell County$541,287$122,800
Hughes County$541,287$122,800
Jackson County$541,287$122,800
Jefferson County$541,287$122,800
Johnston County$541,287$122,800
Kay County$541,287$122,800
Kingfisher County$541,287$122,800
Kiowa County$541,287$122,800
Latimer County$541,287$122,800
Le Flore County$541,287$122,800
Lincoln County$541,287$122,800
Logan County$541,287$122,800
Love County$541,287$122,800
Major County$541,287$122,800
Marshall County$541,287$122,800
Mayes County$541,287$122,800
McClain County$541,287$122,800
McCurtain County$541,287$122,800
McIntosh County$541,287$122,800
Murray County$541,287$122,800
Muskogee County$541,287$122,800
Noble County$541,287$122,800
Nowata County$541,287$122,800
Okfuskee County$541,287$122,800
Oklahoma County$541,287$122,800
Okmulgee County$541,287$122,800
Osage County$541,287$122,800
Ottawa County$541,287$122,800
Pawnee County$541,287$122,800
Payne County$541,287$122,800
Pittsburg County$541,287$122,800
Pontotoc County$541,287$122,800
Pottawatomie County$541,287$122,800
Pushmataha County$541,287$122,800
Roger Mills County$541,287$122,800
Rogers County$541,287$122,800
Seminole County$541,287$122,800
Sequoyah County$541,287$122,800
Stephens County$541,287$122,800
Texas County$541,287$122,800
Tillman County$541,287$122,800
Tulsa County$541,287$122,800
Wagoner County$541,287$122,800
Washington County$541,287$122,800
Washita County$541,287$122,800
Woods County$541,287$122,800
Woodward County$541,287$122,800

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