FHA loan limits in Illinois (2026)

Every county, 1–4 units

Updated Oct 17, 2026, 1:57 AM ET
Highest FHA limit in Illinois
$541,287

In 2026, FHA one-unit limits in Illinois range from $541,287 to $541,287 (Adams County). 102 of 102 counties use the national floor.

HUD CY2026

102 of 102counties at the $541,287 floor

All Illinois counties

County1 unit2 units4 unitsConforming
Adams County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Alexander County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Bond County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Boone County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Brown County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Bureau County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Calhoun County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Carroll County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Cass County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Champaign County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Christian County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Clark County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Clay County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Clinton County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Coles County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Cook County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Crawford County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Cumberland County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
De Witt County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
DeKalb County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Douglas County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
DuPage County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Edgar County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Edwards County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Effingham County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Fayette County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Ford County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Franklin County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Fulton County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Gallatin County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Greene County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Grundy County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Hamilton County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Hancock County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Hardin County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Henderson County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Henry County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Iroquois County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Jackson County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Jasper County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Jefferson County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Jersey County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Jo Daviess County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Johnson County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Kane County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Kankakee County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Kendall County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Knox County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
LaSalle County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Lake County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Lawrence County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Lee County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Livingston County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Logan County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Macon County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Macoupin County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Madison County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Marion County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Marshall County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Mason County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Massac County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
McDonough County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
McHenry County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
McLean County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Menard County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Mercer County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Monroe County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Montgomery County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Morgan County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Moultrie County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Ogle County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Peoria County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Perry County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Piatt County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Pike County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Pope County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Pulaski County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Putnam County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Randolph County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Richland County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Rock Island County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Saline County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Sangamon County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Schuyler County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Scott County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Shelby County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
St. Clair County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Stark County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Stephenson County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Tazewell County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Union County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Vermilion County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Wabash County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Warren County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Washington County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Wayne County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
White County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Whiteside County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Will County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Williamson County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Winnebago County$541,287$693,050$1,041,125$832,750
Woodford 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 Illinois for 2026?

In 2026, FHA one-unit limits in Illinois range from $541,287 to $541,287 (Adams County). 102 of 102 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.