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What is the maximum conforming loan limit and how does it apply in Alaska?
AAlaska has lower loan limits than the contiguous U.S. due to lower property values
BAlaska is designated a high-cost area with higher conforming loan limits than the baseline✓ Correct
CAlaska has no conforming loan limits because it uses only government-backed loans
DThe conforming loan limit is the same in all 50 states
Explanation
Alaska (like Hawaii) is designated a high-cost area, so conforming loan limits are higher than the national baseline set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, reflecting higher property values in the state.
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