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Nevada loan limits 2026 by county

In 2026, every one of the 17 counties in Nevada has the $832,750 baseline conforming loan limit for a one-unit home. FHA limits run from $541,287 to $736,000: 5 counties are above the $541,287 national floor. VA has no limit for a veteran with full entitlement; with remaining entitlement it uses the county's conforming one-unit limit.

$832,750
Highest conforming limit, 1 unit (2026)
0 of 17
Counties above the $832,750 baseline
$736,000
Highest FHA limit, 1 unit (2026)
5 of 17
Counties above the $541,287 FHA floor

FHA and conforming loan limits for every Nevada county

One-unit loan limits by county in Nevada
CountyConforming 2026FHA 2026FHA area
Carson City$832,750$575,000Carson City, NV
Churchill County$832,750$541,287Fallon, NV
Clark County$832,750$541,287Las Vegas-Henderson-North Las Vegas, NV
Douglas County$832,750$736,000Gardnerville Ranchos, NV-CA
Elko County$832,750$541,287Elko, NV
Esmeralda County$832,750$541,287Non-Metro
Eureka County$832,750$541,287Elko, NV
Humboldt County$832,750$541,287Winnemucca, NV
Lander County$832,750$541,287Non-Metro
Lincoln County$832,750$541,287Non-Metro
Lyon County$832,750$638,250Reno, NV
Mineral County$832,750$541,287Non-Metro
Nye County$832,750$541,287Pahrump, NV
Pershing County$832,750$541,287Non-Metro
Storey County$832,750$638,250Reno, NV
Washoe County$832,750$638,250Reno, NV
White Pine County$832,750$541,287Non-Metro

One-unit limits. Each county page has the 2, 3 and 4 unit limits, the VA figure and how the county compares. Conforming limits announced November 25, 2025; FHA limits for 2026.

Highest FHA loan limits in Nevada

Douglas County ($736,000), Lyon County ($638,250), Storey County ($638,250), Washoe County ($638,250) and Carson City ($575,000). HUD sets a county above the floor where 115 percent of its area's median home price is higher than the floor, up to the $1,249,125 ceiling; every county of one HUD area has the same limit.

FHA, VA and conforming limits in Nevada

Environmental records for a Nevada address

Environmental Records Report, $29. PDF and JSON, usually ready in about a minute.

For the title side (owner of record, deeds, mortgages, liens), see the counties HeritageDeed covers; a title report is $49 per report.

Questions about Nevada loan limits

What are the FHA loan limits in Nevada for 2026?

$541,287 to $736,000 for a one-unit home, depending on the county. 5 counties are above the national floor of $541,287, led by Douglas County ($736,000), Lyon County ($638,250) and Storey County ($638,250); the rest are at the floor. Two to four unit limits are on each county page. HUD's limits apply to case numbers assigned on or after January 1, 2026.

What is the conforming loan limit in Nevada for 2026?

$832,750 for a one-unit home in every Nevada county, effective January 1, 2026 (FHFA).

What is the VA loan limit in Nevada?

There is none for a veteran with full entitlement: VA removed county loan limits for them on January 1, 2020. A veteran with entitlement in use gets a guaranty based on the county's FHFA one-unit limit, $832,750 in Nevada for 2026: 25 percent of that limit minus the entitlement already used.

Which Nevada counties have the highest loan limits?

Conforming: every county is at the baseline. FHA: Douglas County at $736,000. Limits follow FHFA's and HUD's metropolitan areas, so every county in one area has the same figure.

Loan limits in nearby states

Loan limits in every state

Legal references

Published federal limits. JSON: /api/data/loan-limits/nevada. Not lending advice.