Finance
In Georgia, the maximum FHA loan amount for a single-family property varies by:
AA. The borrower's income level
BB. County/metropolitan area, with higher limits in higher-cost areas✓ Correct
CC. The age of the property
DD. The number of previous FHA loans the borrower has had
Explanation
FHA loan limits are set by metropolitan statistical area (MSA) and county, with higher limits in high-cost areas and lower limits in rural areas. Limits are updated annually by HUD based on median home prices.
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