2023 Loan limits in Montana by county. Click on the map below to view loan limits for a particular county.
Montana Map
Loan Limits are the same across all of Montana. The conforming loan limits for a single-family home anywhere in Montana is $726,200.
Loan limits in Montana are based on the median home price in each county of Montana. Based on home prices across the state, all areas in Montana have loan limits equal to the national loan limit baseline.
View the loan limits overview for information on how loan limits are set for each county. Click on the a specific county from the table below for detailed loan limit information.
Counties in Montana (56)
County | Median Home Price | Conforming Loan Limit for Single-Family Home |
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Beaverhead County | $312,000 | $726,200 |
Big Horn County | $205,000 | $726,200 |
Blaine County | $180,000 | $726,200 |
Broadwater County | $434,000 | $726,200 |
Carbon County | $374,000 | $726,200 |
Carter County | $177,000 | $726,200 |
Cascade County | $260,000 | $726,200 |
Chouteau County | $251,000 | $726,200 |
Custer County | $282,000 | $726,200 |
Daniels County | $266,000 | $726,200 |
Dawson County | $179,000 | $726,200 |
Deer Lodge County | $206,000 | $726,200 |
Fallon County | $246,000 | $726,200 |
Fergus County | $196,000 | $726,200 |
Flathead County | $481,000 | $726,200 |
Gallatin County | $612,000 | $726,200 |
Garfield County | $252,000 | $726,200 |
Glacier County | $159,000 | $726,200 |
Golden Valley County | $174,000 | $726,200 |
Granite County | $340,000 | $726,200 |
Hill County | $248,000 | $726,200 |
Jefferson County | $396,000 | $726,200 |
Judith Basin County | $219,000 | $726,200 |
Lake County | $352,000 | $726,200 |
Lewis and Clark County | $396,000 | $726,200 |
Liberty County | $194,000 | $726,200 |
Lincoln County | $268,000 | $726,200 |
McCone County | $137,000 | $726,200 |
Madison County | $372,000 | $726,200 |
Meagher County | $186,000 | $726,200 |
Mineral County | $278,000 | $726,200 |
Missoula County | $475,000 | $726,200 |
Musselshell County | $279,000 | $726,200 |
Park County | $469,000 | $726,200 |
Petroleum County | $138,000 | $726,200 |
Phillips County | $229,000 | $726,200 |
Pondera County | $192,000 | $726,200 |
Powder River County | $185,000 | $726,200 |
Powell County | $238,000 | $726,200 |
Prairie County | $181,000 | $726,200 |
Ravalli County | $439,000 | $726,200 |
Richland County | $370,000 | $726,200 |
Roosevelt County | $235,000 | $726,200 |
Rosebud County | $180,000 | $726,200 |
Sanders County | $250,000 | $726,200 |
Sheridan County | $185,000 | $726,200 |
Silver Bow County | $250,000 | $726,200 |
Stillwater County | $374,000 | $726,200 |
Sweet Grass County | $347,000 | $726,200 |
Teton County | $301,000 | $726,200 |
Toole County | $165,000 | $726,200 |
Treasure County | $261,000 | $726,200 |
Valley County | $243,000 | $726,200 |
Wheatland County | $189,000 | $726,200 |
Wibaux County | $192,000 | $726,200 |
Yellowstone County | $374,000 | $726,200 |
More on Montana
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FHA Loan limits are published by the HUD. Conforming loan limits are published by Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA).
Last updated on January 2, 2023