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CMG Financial Increases Conforming Loan Limits

Published Oct. 12, 2021

As home values continue to rise, CMG Financial is making it easier for you to purchase the home of your dreams. As of 10/12/21, we have increased our conforming loan limits to make buying a home more accessible to more home buyers. 

Through this loan limit increase, CMG Financial is keeping up with higher home prices and giving more buyers a chance to buy a home this year. No property restrictions apply. While many loan limit increases are only available for owner-occupied, primary residences, CMG Financial’s higher loan limits will be available for non-owner-occupied homes, vacation homes, and investment properties.

If you have any questions about the updated loan limits in your area, please let us know. 

 

 

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