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FHA Loan Limits in Reno County, Kansas (2026)

In Reno County — anchored by Reno County — the 2026 FHA loan limit for a single-family home is $541,287. That matches the national FHA floor used across most of the Midwest.

Property Type2026 FHA Loan Limit
One-unit (single family)$541,287
Two-unit (duplex)$692,997
Three-unit (triplex)$837,720
Four-unit (fourplex)$1,041,072

Every community in Reno County — Reno County — shares the same 2026 FHA limits shown above, which differ from those in adjacent Johnson and Sedgwick Counties.

Affording a home in Reno County & Reno County

An FHA buyer near Reno County faces an estimated $202,000 median, a $7,070 down payment, and — after Kansas's 1.41% property tax — a monthly cost around $1,665. That suits household income of roughly $64,000, under Kansas's $69,747 median household income.

FHA payment scenarios in Reno County

Whether you are buying in Reno County or a smaller Reno County community, here is how an FHA payment scales by price (3.5% down, 6.25% sample rate):

Purchase PriceDown (3.5%)Est. Monthly Payment
Entry-level — $145,000$5,075$1,228
Local median — $202,000$7,070$1,665
At the FHA limit — $541,287$18,945$4,265

Estimates include FHA MIP plus Kansas property taxes and insurance. Rates move daily near Reno County too — get notified.

Buyers across Reno County pair FHA with local down-payment assistance to keep upfront cash low — often turning the $7,070 down payment near Reno County into little out of pocket.

Multi-unit FHA limits in Reno County

Investors and house-hackers in Reno County and across Reno County can finance 2-4 unit homes with FHA at just 3.5% down: $692,997 for a duplex, $837,720 for a triplex, and $1,041,072 for a fourplex.

Across Reno County and the rest of Reno County (the Midwest, median income ~$69,747), FHA remains the most flexible path to a first home — gift funds and assistance can cover the down payment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the FHA loan limit in Reno County for 2026?
In Reno County (Reno County), the 2026 FHA limit is $541,287 for one unit, $692,997 for a duplex, $837,720 for a triplex, and $1,041,072 for a fourplex.
What income do I need to buy in Reno County with FHA?
For a median-priced ($202,000) Reno County home, plan on income around $64,000 at a 31% housing ratio — about $1,665/month including taxes, insurance, and MIP.
How much is the FHA down payment in Reno County?
3.5% with a 580+ score — roughly $7,070 on a $202,000 Reno County-area home. Gift funds are allowed.
Is Reno County a high-cost FHA area?
No — Reno County uses the $541,287 national floor for one unit.

FHA loan limits near Reno County