Colorado FHA Loan Limits 2026

View FHA loan limits for all 64 counties in Colorado. Select a county below to calculate your FHA monthly payment with local limits applied.

Counties

Lowest Limit

$541,287

Highest Limit

$1,249,125

High-Cost Areas

About 2026 FHA limits: The national floor is $541,287 and the ceiling is $1,249,125.Colorado has 35 standard-limit counties and 29 high-cost areas. Limits are set by HUD based on median home prices.

FHA Loan Limits by County

County	1-Unit	2-Unit	3-Unit	4-Unit	Type
Adams County	$862,500	$1,104,150	$1,334,700	$1,658,700	High-Cost	Calculate
Alamosa County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Arapahoe Count	$862,500	$1,104,150	$1,334,700	$1,658,700	High-Cost	Calculate
Archuleta Coun	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Baca County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Bent County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Boulder County	$879,750	$1,126,250	$1,361,350	$1,691,850	High-Cost	Calculate
Broomfield Cou	$862,500	$1,104,150	$1,334,700	$1,658,700	High-Cost	Calculate
Chaffee County	$713,000	$912,750	$1,103,350	$1,371,150	High-Cost	Calculate
Cheyenne Count	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Clear Creek Co	$862,500	$1,104,150	$1,334,700	$1,658,700	High-Cost	Calculate
Conejos County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Costilla Count	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Crowley County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Custer County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Delta County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Denver County	$862,500	$1,104,150	$1,334,700	$1,658,700	High-Cost	Calculate
Dolores County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Douglas County	$862,500	$1,104,150	$1,334,700	$1,658,700	High-Cost	Calculate
Eagle County	$1,249,125	$1,599,375	$1,933,200	$2,402,625	High-Cost	Calculate
El Paso County	$541,650	$693,400	$838,150	$1,041,650	High-Cost	Calculate
Elbert County	$862,500	$1,104,150	$1,334,700	$1,658,700	High-Cost	Calculate
Fremont County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Garfield Count	$1,249,125	$1,599,375	$1,933,200	$2,402,625	High-Cost	Calculate
Gilpin County	$862,500	$1,104,150	$1,334,700	$1,658,700	High-Cost	Calculate
Grand County	$883,200	$1,130,650	$1,366,700	$1,698,500	High-Cost	Calculate
Gunnison Count	$747,500	$956,950	$1,156,700	$1,437,500	High-Cost	Calculate
Hinsdale Count	$563,500	$721,400	$872,000	$1,083,650	High-Cost	Calculate
Huerfano Count	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Jackson County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Jefferson Coun	$862,500	$1,104,150	$1,334,700	$1,658,700	High-Cost	Calculate
Kiowa County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Kit Carson Cou	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
La Plata Count	$747,500	$956,950	$1,156,700	$1,437,500	High-Cost	Calculate
Lake County	$1,092,500	$1,398,600	$1,690,600	$2,101,000	High-Cost	Calculate
Larimer County	$634,800	$812,650	$982,300	$1,220,800	High-Cost	Calculate
Las Animas Cou	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Lincoln County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Logan County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Mesa County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Mineral County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Moffat County	$1,089,050	$1,394,200	$1,685,250	$2,094,350	High-Cost	Calculate
Montezuma Coun	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Montrose Count	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Morgan County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Otero County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Ouray County	$750,950	$961,350	$1,162,050	$1,444,150	High-Cost	Calculate
Park County	$862,500	$1,104,150	$1,334,700	$1,658,700	High-Cost	Calculate
Phillips Count	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Pitkin County	$1,249,125	$1,599,375	$1,933,200	$2,402,625	High-Cost	Calculate
Prowers County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Pueblo County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Rio Blanco Cou	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Rio Grande Cou	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Routt County	$1,089,050	$1,394,200	$1,685,250	$2,094,350	High-Cost	Calculate
Saguache Count	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
San Juan Count	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
San Miguel Cou	$1,045,350	$1,338,250	$1,617,650	$2,010,350	High-Cost	Calculate
Sedgwick Count	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Summit County	$1,092,500	$1,398,600	$1,690,600	$2,101,000	High-Cost	Calculate
Teller County	$541,650	$693,400	$838,150	$1,041,650	High-Cost	Calculate
Washington Cou	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate
Weld County	$575,000	$736,100	$889,800	$1,105,800	High-Cost	Calculate
Yuma County	$541,287	$693,050	$837,700	$1,041,125	Standard	Calculate

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Data last updated: January 2026

FHA Loan Details

State

County

Home Price$400,000

$50,000$2,000,000

Down Payment3.5% ($14,000)

3.5%30%

Credit Score Range

Interest Rate

FHA rates are typically similar to conventional rates

Loan Term

Property Tax Rate (Annual)

Your FHA Loan Estimate

Total Monthly Payment

$3,081.61

Principal, interest, MIP, taxes & insurance

Principal & Interest$2,418.26

Monthly MIP$180.01

Property Tax$366.67

Home Insurance$116.67

Total Monthly$3,081.61

FHA Mortgage Insurance

Upfront MIP (1.75%)$6,755

Monthly MIP (0.55%/yr)$180.01/mo

Upfront MIP is financed into the loan. Monthly MIP is required for the life of the loan (for most FHA loans with less than 10% down).

Base Loan Amount

$386,000

Total Loan Amount

$392,755

Including upfront MIP

FHA vs Conventional Comparison

FHA Monthly Payment$3,081.61

Conventional Monthly*$3,085.18

Difference-$3.57/mo

*Conventional estimate assumes same rate with PMI at 0.7% until 20% equity. Actual rates and PMI may vary.

FHA Loan Benefits

Lower credit score requirements (580+ for 3.5% down)
Low down payment (3.5% minimum)
Down payment can come from gifts or grants
More flexible DTI requirements (up to 57%)

Your estimated FHA payment: $3,081.61/mo

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Disclaimer: FHA loan limits and MIP rates are subject to change. This calculator uses 2026 HUD data. Verify eligibility with an FHA-approved lender.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is FHA mortgage insurance premium (MIP)?

FHA MIP consists of two parts: an upfront premium of 1.75% of the loan amount (usually financed into the loan) and an annual premium of 0.55% paid monthly. Unlike conventional PMI, FHA MIP typically lasts the life of the loan for loans with less than 10% down.

What are the 2026 FHA loan limits?

For 2026, FHA loan limits range from $541,287 (floor) to $1,249,125 (ceiling) for single-family homes. The exact limit depends on your county. High-cost areas like San Francisco and New York have limits at the ceiling, while most areas are at or near the floor.

How much is FHA MIP in 2026?

In 2026, FHA MIP is 1.75% upfront (financed into the loan) plus 0.55% annually for most loans. On a $300,000 loan, that is $5,250 upfront and approximately $138 per month in ongoing MIP.

What credit score do I need for an FHA loan?

FHA loans require a minimum credit score of 580 for the 3.5% down payment program. Borrowers with scores between 500-579 may qualify with 10% down. Most lenders prefer 620+ for better rates and easier approval.

Can I remove MIP from my FHA loan?

For FHA loans originated after June 2013 with less than 10% down, MIP lasts the life of the loan. To remove it, you would need to refinance into a conventional loan once you have 20% equity. Loans with 10%+ down have MIP for 11 years.

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Understanding FHA Loan Limits in Colorado

FHA loan limits in Colorado vary by county and are set annually by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). For 2026, Colorado's single-family FHA limits range from $541,287 to $1,249,125.

The variation in limits reflects differences in median home prices across Colorado's counties. 29 counties are designated as high-cost areas with limits above the national floor of $541,287.

How FHA Limits Affect Your Home Purchase

The FHA loan limit for your county is the maximum mortgage amount you can obtain with an FHA loan. If you need to borrow more than your county's limit, you may need to consider a conventional loan or make a larger down payment. FHA loans require a minimum 3.5% down payment with a credit score of 580 or higher.

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