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Texas 2021 Conforming Loan Limits

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NextDoor Lending

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Date Published

May 9, 2022

The 2021 Conforming limit in Texas counties is $548,250 for 1-unit properties and $702,000 for 2-unit properties. See below for limits on 3 and 4 units.

Anderson County County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Andrews County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Angelina County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Aransas County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Archer County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Armstrong County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Atascosa County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Austin County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Bailey County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Bandera County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Bastrop County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Baylor County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Bee County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Bell County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Bexar County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Blanco County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Borden County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Bosque County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Bowie County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Brazoria County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Brazos County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Brewster County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Briscoe County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Brooks County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Brown County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Burleson County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Burnet County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Caldwell County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Calhoun County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Callahan County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Cameron County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Camp County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Carson County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Cass County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Castro County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Chambers County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Cherokee County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Childress County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Clay County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Cochran County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Coke County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Coleman County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Collin County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Collingsworth County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Colorado County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Comal County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Comanche County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Concho County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Cooke County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Coryell County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Cottle County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Crane County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Crockett County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Crosby County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Culberson County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Dallam County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500
Dallas County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Dawson County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Deaf Smith County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Delta County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Denton County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Dewitt County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Dickens County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Dimmit County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Donley County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Duval County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Eastland County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Ector County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Edwards County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Ellis County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

El Paso County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Erath County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Falls County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Fannin County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Fayette County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Fisher County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Floyd County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Foard County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Fort Bend County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Franklin County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Freestone County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Frio County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Gaines County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Galveston County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Garza County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Gillespie County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Glasscock County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Goliad County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Gonzales County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Gray County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Grayson County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Gregg County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Grimes County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Guadalupe County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Hale County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Hall County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Hamilton County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Hansford County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Hardeman County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Hardin County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Harris County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Harrison County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Hartley County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Haskell County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Hays County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Hemphill County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Henderson County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Hidalgo County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Hill County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Hockley County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Hood County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Hopkins County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Houston County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Howard County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Hudspeth County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Hunt County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Hutchinson County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Irion County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Jack County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Jackson County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Jasper County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Jeff Davis County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Jefferson County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Jim Hogg County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Jim Wells County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Johnson County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Jones County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Karnes County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Kaufman County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Kendall County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Kenedy County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Kent County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Kerr County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Kimble County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

King County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Kinney County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Kleberg County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Knox County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Lamar County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Lamb County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Lampasas County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

La Salle County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Lavaca County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Lee County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Leon County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Liberty County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Limestone County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Lipscomb County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Live Oak County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Llano County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Loving County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Lubbock County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Lynn County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Madison County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Marion County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Martin County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Mason County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Matagorda County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Maverick County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

McCulloch County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

McLennan County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

McMullen County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Medina County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Menard County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Midland County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Milam County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Mills County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Mitchell County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Montague County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Montgomery County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Moore County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Morris County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Motley County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Nacogdoches County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Navarro County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Newton County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Nolan County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Nueces County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Ochiltree County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Oldham County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Orange County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Palo Pinto County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Panola County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Parker County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Parmer County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Pecos County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Polk County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Potter County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Presidio County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Rains County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Randall County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Reagan County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Real County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Red River County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Reeves County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Refugio County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Roberts County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Robertson County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Rockwall County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Runnels County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Rusk County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Sabine County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

San Augustine County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,50

San Jacinto County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

San Patricio County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

San Saba County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Schleicher County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Scurry County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Shackelford County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Shelby County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Sherman County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Smith County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Somervell County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Starr County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Stephens County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Sterling County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Stonewall County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Sutton County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Swisher County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Tarrant County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Taylor County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Terrell County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Terry County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Throckmorton County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Titus County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Tom Green County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Travis County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Trinity County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Tyler County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Upshur County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Upton County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Uvalde County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Val Verde County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Van Zandt County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Victoria County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Walker County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Waller County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Ward County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Washington County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Webb County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Wharton County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Wheeler County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Wichita County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Wilbarger County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Willacy County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Williamson County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Wilson County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Winkler County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Wise County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Wood County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Yoakum County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Young County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Zapata County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Zavala County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Information sourced from hud.gov.

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Anderson County County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Andrews County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Angelina County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Aransas County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Archer County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Armstrong County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Atascosa County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Austin County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Bailey County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Bandera County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Bastrop County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Baylor County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Bee County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Bell County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Bexar County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Blanco County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Borden County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Bosque County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Bowie County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Brazoria County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Brazos County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Brewster County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Briscoe County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Brooks County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Brown County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Burleson County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Burnet County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Caldwell County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Calhoun County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Callahan County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Cameron County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Camp County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Carson County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Cass County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Castro County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Chambers County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Cherokee County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Childress County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Clay County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Cochran County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Coke County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Coleman County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Collin County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Collingsworth County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Colorado County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Comal County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Comanche County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Concho County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Cooke County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Coryell County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Cottle County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Crane County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Crockett County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Crosby County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Culberson County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Dallam County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500 Dallas County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Dawson County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Deaf Smith County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Delta County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Denton County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Dewitt County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Dickens County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Dimmit County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Donley County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Duval County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Eastland County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Ector County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Edwards County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Ellis County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

El Paso County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Erath County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Falls County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Fannin County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Fayette County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Fisher County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Floyd County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Foard County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Fort Bend County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Franklin County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Freestone County 1 Unit – $548,2502 Unit – $702,0003 Unit – $848,5004 Unit – $1,054,500

Anderson County County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Andrews County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Angelina County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Aransas County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Archer County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Armstrong County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Atascosa County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Austin County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Bailey County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Bandera County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Bastrop County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Baylor County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Bee County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Bell County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Bexar County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Blanco County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Borden County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Bosque County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Bowie County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Brazoria County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Brazos County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Brewster County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Briscoe County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Brooks County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Brown County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Burleson County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Burnet County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Caldwell County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Calhoun County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Callahan County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Cameron County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Camp County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Carson County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Cass County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Castro County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Chambers County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Cherokee County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Childress County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Clay County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Cochran County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Coke County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Coleman County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Collin County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Collingsworth County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Colorado County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Comal County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Comanche County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Concho County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Cooke County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Coryell County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Cottle County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Crane County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Crockett County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Crosby County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Culberson County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Dallam County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500
Dallas County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Dawson County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Deaf Smith County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Delta County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Denton County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Dewitt County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Dickens County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Dimmit County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Donley County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Duval County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Eastland County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Ector County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Edwards County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Ellis County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

El Paso County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Erath County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Falls County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Fannin County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Fayette County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Fisher County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Floyd County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Foard County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Fort Bend County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Franklin County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500

Freestone County
1 Unit – $548,250
2 Unit – $702,000
3 Unit – $848,500
4 Unit – $1,054,500