FHA loan limits in Idaho (2026)

Every county, 1–4 units

Updated Oct 17, 2026, 1:57 AM ET
Highest FHA limit in Idaho
$1,249,125

In 2026, FHA one-unit limits in Idaho range from $541,287 to $1,249,125 (Teton County). 33 of 44 counties use the national floor.

HUD CY2026

33 of 44counties at the $541,287 floor

All Idaho counties

County1 unit2 units4 unitsConforming
Teton County$1,249,125$1,599,375$2,402,625$1,249,125
Blaine County$759,000$971,650$1,459,650$832,750
Camas County$759,000$971,650$1,459,650$832,750
Lincoln County$759,000$971,650$1,459,650$832,750
Valley County$615,250$787,650$1,183,200$832,750
Ada County$586,500$750,800$1,127,900$832,750
Boise County$586,500$750,800$1,127,900$832,750
Canyon County$586,500$750,800$1,127,900$832,750
Gem County$586,500$750,800$1,127,900$832,750
Owyhee County$586,500$750,800$1,127,900$832,750
Kootenai County$572,700$733,150$1,101,350$832,750
Adams County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Bannock County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Bear Lake County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Benewah County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Bingham County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Bonner County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Bonneville County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Boundary County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Butte County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Caribou County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Cassia County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Clark County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Clearwater County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Custer County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Elmore County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Franklin County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Fremont County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Gooding County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Idaho County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Jefferson County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Jerome County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Latah County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Lemhi County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Lewis County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Madison County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Minidoka County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Nez Perce County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Oneida County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Payette County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Power County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Shoshone County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Twin Falls County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Washington County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750

Sources: HUD FHA forward mortgage limits CY2026 (CHUMS file, case numbers assigned on or after Jan 1, 2026); FHFA 2026 conforming loan limits; Freddie Mac PMMS 30-year average 7.40% (week of 2026-10-15) for payment examples, which cover principal and interest only, before FHA mortgage insurance, taxes and insurance. Not lending advice.

Frequently asked questions

What is the FHA loan limit in Idaho for 2026?

In 2026, FHA one-unit limits in Idaho range from $541,287 to $1,249,125 (Teton County). 33 of 44 counties use the national floor.

What is the FHA floor for 2026?

$541,287 for a one-unit home. The high-cost ceiling is $1,249,125.