$832,750
The same one-unit conforming limit appears throughout the state’s FHFA records. This cap applies to the loan, not the sale price.
There is no single mortgage rate for every Georgia borrower. Match the loan type, amount, points and lock period before comparing written offers. Then check your county’s loan limit, property expenses and assistance terms so a smaller estimate does not hide a larger bill.
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Start with the property’s county or equivalent area, the number of units, and the lender’s authority to originate your loan.
The same one-unit conforming limit appears throughout the state’s FHFA records. This cap applies to the loan, not the sale price.
Appling County and the other areas in the table share this one-unit limit. Taxes, insurance and assistance eligibility can still differ.
Use the agency’s current information to check programs and participating lenders.
Visit the housing agency ↗Sources: FHFA’s 2026 county table and NCSHA’s state agency directory. Checked September 20, 2026.
Use the property’s exact jurisdiction and unit count. Being below the limit does not establish approval, a down-payment requirement or a rate; ask whether a quote uses standard conforming, high-balance or jumbo pricing.
159 of 159 areas shown. Source: FHFA 2026 county table. Search changes this table only.
| County or equivalent area | Maximum loan amount |
|---|---|
| Appling County | $832,750 |
| Atkinson County | $832,750 |
| Bacon County | $832,750 |
| Baker County | $832,750 |
| Baldwin County | $832,750 |
| Banks County | $832,750 |
| Barrow County | $832,750 |
| Bartow County | $832,750 |
| Ben Hill County | $832,750 |
| Berrien County | $832,750 |
| Bibb County | $832,750 |
| Bleckley County | $832,750 |
| Brantley County | $832,750 |
| Brooks County | $832,750 |
| Bryan County | $832,750 |
| Bulloch County | $832,750 |
| Burke County | $832,750 |
| Butts County | $832,750 |
| Calhoun County | $832,750 |
| Camden County | $832,750 |
| Candler County | $832,750 |
| Carroll County | $832,750 |
| Catoosa County | $832,750 |
| Charlton County | $832,750 |
| Chatham County | $832,750 |
| Chattahoochee County | $832,750 |
| Chattooga County | $832,750 |
| Cherokee County | $832,750 |
| Clarke County | $832,750 |
| Clay County | $832,750 |
| Clayton County | $832,750 |
| Clinch County | $832,750 |
| Cobb County | $832,750 |
| Coffee County | $832,750 |
| Colquitt County | $832,750 |
| Columbia County | $832,750 |
| Cook County | $832,750 |
| Coweta County | $832,750 |
| Crawford County | $832,750 |
| Crisp County | $832,750 |
| Dade County | $832,750 |
| Dawson County | $832,750 |
| Decatur County | $832,750 |
| Dekalb County | $832,750 |
| Dodge County | $832,750 |
| Dooly County | $832,750 |
| Dougherty County | $832,750 |
| Douglas County | $832,750 |
| Early County | $832,750 |
| Echols County | $832,750 |
| Effingham County | $832,750 |
| Elbert County | $832,750 |
| Emanuel County | $832,750 |
| Evans County | $832,750 |
| Fannin County | $832,750 |
| Fayette County | $832,750 |
| Floyd County | $832,750 |
| Forsyth County | $832,750 |
| Franklin County | $832,750 |
| Fulton County | $832,750 |
| Gilmer County | $832,750 |
| Glascock County | $832,750 |
| Glynn County | $832,750 |
| Gordon County | $832,750 |
| Grady County | $832,750 |
| Greene County | $832,750 |
| Gwinnett County | $832,750 |
| Habersham County | $832,750 |
| Hall County | $832,750 |
| Hancock County | $832,750 |
| Haralson County | $832,750 |
| Harris County | $832,750 |
| Hart County | $832,750 |
| Heard County | $832,750 |
| Henry County | $832,750 |
| Houston County | $832,750 |
| Irwin County | $832,750 |
| Jackson County | $832,750 |
| Jasper County | $832,750 |
| Jeff Davis County | $832,750 |
| Jefferson County | $832,750 |
| Jenkins County | $832,750 |
| Johnson County | $832,750 |
| Jones County | $832,750 |
| Lamar County | $832,750 |
| Lanier County | $832,750 |
| Laurens County | $832,750 |
| Lee County | $832,750 |
| Liberty County | $832,750 |
| Lincoln County | $832,750 |
| Long County | $832,750 |
| Lowndes County | $832,750 |
| Lumpkin County | $832,750 |
| Mcduffie County | $832,750 |
| Mcintosh County | $832,750 |
| Macon County | $832,750 |
| Madison County | $832,750 |
| Marion County | $832,750 |
| Meriwether County | $832,750 |
| Miller County | $832,750 |
| Mitchell County | $832,750 |
| Monroe County | $832,750 |
| Montgomery County | $832,750 |
| Morgan County | $832,750 |
| Murray County | $832,750 |
| Muscogee County | $832,750 |
| Newton County | $832,750 |
| Oconee County | $832,750 |
| Oglethorpe County | $832,750 |
| Paulding County | $832,750 |
| Peach County | $832,750 |
| Pickens County | $832,750 |
| Pierce County | $832,750 |
| Pike County | $832,750 |
| Polk County | $832,750 |
| Pulaski County | $832,750 |
| Putnam County | $832,750 |
| Quitman County | $832,750 |
| Rabun County | $832,750 |
| Randolph County | $832,750 |
| Richmond County | $832,750 |
| Rockdale County | $832,750 |
| Schley County | $832,750 |
| Screven County | $832,750 |
| Seminole County | $832,750 |
| Spalding County | $832,750 |
| Stephens County | $832,750 |
| Stewart County | $832,750 |
| Sumter County | $832,750 |
| Talbot County | $832,750 |
| Taliaferro County | $832,750 |
| Tattnall County | $832,750 |
| Taylor County | $832,750 |
| Telfair County | $832,750 |
| Terrell County | $832,750 |
| Thomas County | $832,750 |
| Tift County | $832,750 |
| Toombs County | $832,750 |
| Towns County | $832,750 |
| Treutlen County | $832,750 |
| Troup County | $832,750 |
| Turner County | $832,750 |
| Twiggs County | $832,750 |
| Union County | $832,750 |
| Upson County | $832,750 |
| Walker County | $832,750 |
| Walton County | $832,750 |
| Ware County | $832,750 |
| Warren County | $832,750 |
| Washington County | $832,750 |
| Wayne County | $832,750 |
| Webster County | $832,750 |
| Wheeler County | $832,750 |
| White County | $832,750 |
| Whitfield County | $832,750 |
| Wilcox County | $832,750 |
| Wilkes County | $832,750 |
| Wilkinson County | $832,750 |
| Worth County | $832,750 |
County-equivalent names follow FHFA’s table, including parishes, boroughs, planning regions and independent cities. Confirm the property’s jurisdiction with your lender. FHA limits are separate.
Original FHFA table, all counties (PDF) · Current FHFA releases · HUD’s separate FHA limit lookup. This is a dated 2026 reference, not a live underwriting feed.
Georgia Department of Community Affairs is the state housing-agency starting point listed by NCSHA. A directory listing does not mean every program is open or every applicant qualifies.
Request a written comparison with and without assistance. Include the first mortgage’s rate and fees, the assistance balance, any monthly payment, and the amount due if you sell or refinance. Cash saved today and total financing cost are different questions.
Keep property costs and timing assumptions consistent, then compare lender-controlled pricing and the cost over your expected time in the loan.
| Check | Ask for | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Rate, points and credits | The same loan amount, structure and lock period | A rate bought with points is not the same offer as a zero-point quote. |
| Property taxes | The actual jurisdiction and an estimate appropriate to the purchase | Ask the local tax authority whether the seller’s exemptions or assessment will apply to you. |
| Insurance and association costs | A property-specific insurance quote, deductibles, HOA dues and known assessments | Ask about required flood or other coverage; generic monthly placeholders can understate the budget. |
| Title, settlement and government charges | An itemized provider estimate and who pays each charge | Confirm local charges and contract allocations instead of assuming one statewide closing-cost percentage. |
| Prepaids and escrow | The same closing date, insurance premium and tax assumptions | Lower reserves or fewer prepaid days can reduce cash to close without improving the loan price. |
See the CFPB Loan Estimate explainer. Use the SLR comparison worksheet to keep estimates organized.
Match the person’s NMLS identifier, company and current licensing or registration record in NMLS Consumer Access. Confirm authority for your property state; bank originators and state-licensed originators can have different registration structures. If the record is unclear, check with the listed regulator before sending sensitive documents.
SLR’s educational pages do not confer licensing or represent every lender. Check participating originators and decide separately whom to contact.
The market dashboard labels national benchmarks by source and observation date. Those figures are not measured Georgia rates or available loan offers. Reprice your own scenario with the lender when your property, loan details or lock timing changes.
Compare a lender’s document review, communication and experience with assistance programs. Check current programs and approved lenders with Georgia Department of Community Affairs before counting on funds.
Use the first-time buyer comparison →Ask which loan programs fit your complete file and whether the lender has requirements beyond the program minimum. State assistance eligibility and mortgage approval are separate reviews.
Prepare a credit and mortgage plan →Compare written terms for the same Georgia property and verify current licensing or registration. A directory listing does not establish the lowest price or represent every provider.
Build a lender comparison →Considering a refinance? Compare costs and your payoff timeline. Exploring home equity? Check combined payments and repayment terms before borrowing.
The 2026 one-unit limit is $832,750 across the 159 county-equivalent areas in FHFA’s Georgia table. Two- to four-unit limits differ. This is a loan-amount limit, not a home-price cap or an approval.
Start with Georgia Department of Community Affairs, listed in NCSHA’s state agency directory. Ask about currently open programs, approved lenders, income and purchase-price limits, education, and whether assistance must be repaid. Agency listing does not establish your eligibility or program funding.
No. The market link provides dated national benchmarks. An actual Georgia quote requires your loan and property details, current lender pricing and a defined lock period. Educational coverage of this state does not guarantee an available SLR originator.