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FHA Loan Limits in Vermont (2026)

For 2026, the FHA loan limit in most Vermont counties is $541,287 for a single-family home. Vermont has no designated high-cost counties, so the national floor applies statewide.

FHA loan limits by county in Vermont

County1-Unit2-Unit4-UnitTier
Chittenden County$541,287$692,997$1,041,072Standard
Rutland County$541,287$692,997$1,041,072Standard
Washington County$541,287$692,997$1,041,072Standard
Windsor County$541,287$692,997$1,041,072Standard
Franklin County$541,287$692,997$1,041,072Standard
Windham County$541,287$692,997$1,041,072Standard
Addison County$541,287$692,997$1,041,072Standard
Bennington County$541,287$692,997$1,041,072Standard
Caledonia County$541,287$692,997$1,041,072Standard
Orange County$541,287$692,997$1,041,072Standard
Orleans County$541,287$692,997$1,041,072Standard
Lamoille County$541,287$692,997$1,041,072Standard
Essex County$541,287$692,997$1,041,072Standard
Grand Isle County$541,287$692,997$1,041,072Standard
Vermont's median home price is roughly $400,000. With 3.5% down, an example FHA payment near that price is about $3,079/month including MIP, taxes, and insurance.

Buying with an FHA loan in Vermont

FHA loans are popular with first-time buyers in Vermont because they allow a 3.5% down payment, accept credit scores as low as 580, and have flexible debt-to-income guidelines. The county limits above cap how much you can borrow with FHA financing; above those amounts you would need a conventional or jumbo loan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the FHA loan limit in Vermont for 2026?
Most Vermont counties use the national FHA floor of $541,287 for a one-unit home.
What credit score do I need for an FHA loan in Vermont?
FHA allows a 3.5% down payment with a 580 credit score, or 10% down with scores between 500 and 579. Lenders may set higher minimums.

Popular counties in Vermont