Some lenders offer loans that can cover the full cost of tuition, and others have
high loan limits ranging from $ 75,000 to $ 120,000.
Not exact matches
High - cost conforming
loan limits range up to $ 625,000 for a one - unit home; $ 800,775 for a two - unit home; $ 967,950 for a three - unit; and $ 1,202,925 for a four - unit.
FHA mortgage
limits range from a low of $ 271,050 to a
high of $ 729,750, while conventional Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
loans are generally pegged at $ 417,000.
in the past 18 months the maximum FHA
loan for a home in the lower 48 states has
ranged from $ 417,000 in 2007, to $ 729,750 in 2008, and on to the 2009
loan limits which are generally $ 417,000 except for
high cost areas where the maximum
loan amount is $ 625,000.
The VA has
higher loan limits in those
high - cost counties that can
range up to $ 679,650 and more.
In certain «expensive» parts of the country, however, VA
loan limits range much
higher.
Compared to other alternative lenders that can provide funds in 48 hours or less, OnDeck offers a lower
range of APRs and
higher loan limits on its products.
High - cost conforming
loan limits range up to $ 625,000 for a one - unit home; $ 800,775 for a two - unit home; $ 967,950 for a three - unit; and $ 1,202,925 for a four - unit.
FHA county
loan limits for single - family homes
range from $ 271,050 in most of the country to as much as $ 625,500 in counties with
high real - estate values.
Interest rates on regular federal and private
loans may
range from the low single digits to astronomically
high rates, depending on your credit record, which is usually
limited as you are just entering college.
Although a $ 1.5 - million
loan limit might seem like the exclusive domain of the rich, in
high - cost areas such as parts of California, New York, and Florida, jumbo borrowers are squarely in the middle - income
range, says David Adamo, whose company, Luxury Mortgage, specializes in jumbo
loans.
FHA
loan limits for single - family homes
range from $ 417,000 in most parts of the country to as
high as $ 729,750 in
high - cost regions such as New York and San Francisco.
Currently, Fannie and Freddie can not back
loans of more than $ 417,000 in most markets, though the
limit ranges as
high as $ 625,500 in some pricier areas.