FHA Loan Limits and USDA Eligibility in Pennsylvania

2026 FHA one-unit limits in Pennsylvania range from $541,287 to $630,200. About 81% of ZIP centers look USDA-eligible. USDA 502 Guaranteed 1–4 person income limits range from $122,800 to $141,100. Enter a ZIP on the maps. County FHA caps are listed below.

2026 FHA Loan Limits Map for Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania 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 Pennsylvania

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Pennsylvania 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
Adams County$541,287$122,850
Allegheny County$541,287$126,950
Armstrong County$541,287$122,800
Beaver County$541,287$126,950
Bedford County$541,287$122,800
Berks County$541,287$122,800
Blair County$541,287$122,800
Bradford County$541,287$122,800
Bucks County$630,200$141,100
Butler County$541,287$126,950
Cambria County$541,287$122,800
Cameron County$541,287$122,800
Carbon County$541,287$122,800
Centre County$541,287$136,050
Chester County$630,200$141,100
Clarion County$541,287$122,800
Clearfield County$541,287$122,800
Clinton County$541,287$122,800
Columbia County$541,287$122,800
Crawford County$541,287$122,800
Cumberland County$541,287$125,700
Dauphin County$541,287$125,700
Delaware County$630,200$141,100
Elk County$541,287$122,800
Erie County$541,287$122,800
Fayette County$541,287$126,950
Forest County$541,287$122,800
Franklin County$541,287$122,800
Fulton County$541,287$122,800
Greene County$541,287$122,800
Huntingdon County$541,287$122,800
Indiana County$541,287$122,800
Jefferson County$541,287$122,800
Juniata County$541,287$122,800
Lackawanna County$541,287$122,800
Lancaster County$541,287$125,550
Lawrence County$541,287$122,800
Lebanon County$541,287$122,800
Lehigh County$541,287$122,800
Luzerne County$541,287$122,800
Lycoming County$541,287$122,800
McKean County$541,287$122,800
Mercer County$541,287$122,800
Mifflin County$541,287$122,800
Monroe County$541,287$122,800
Montgomery County$630,200$141,100
Montour County$541,287$122,800
Northampton County$541,287$122,800
Northumberland County$541,287$122,800
Perry County$541,287$122,800 to $125,700
Philadelphia County$630,200$141,100
Pike County$541,287$122,800
Potter County$541,287$122,800
Schuylkill County$541,287$122,800
Snyder County$541,287$122,800
Somerset County$541,287$122,800
Sullivan County$541,287$122,800
Susquehanna County$541,287$122,800
Tioga County$541,287$122,800
Union County$541,287$122,800
Venango County$541,287$122,800
Warren County$541,287$122,800
Washington County$541,287$126,950
Wayne County$541,287$122,800
Westmoreland County$541,287$126,950
Wyoming County$541,287$122,800
York County$541,287$122,800

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