Potter County, Texas
FHA loans in Amarillo, TX
3.5% down FHA purchase and refinance financing for Amarillo homebuyers and homeowners, with Potter County loan limits and local tax and insurance estimates built in.
FHA limit (1 unit)
$541,287
Median price (est.)
$215,000
Property tax (monthly est.)
$382
Insurance (monthly est.)
$283
What FHA buyers should know about Amarillo
Amarillo is a strong FHA market on affordability alone; hail-related insurance pricing is the detail most payment estimates miss.
Two numbers drive a Amarillo payment as much as your interest rate: property taxes, which run roughly 2.13% of value in Potter County, and homeowners insurance, which averages about $3,400 a year locally. We quote both from the actual property rather than a statewide average, so your pre-approval holds up when you go under contract.
FHA financing in Amarillo covers purchases, rate-and-term refinances, Streamline refinances for existing FHA borrowers, cash-out up to 80% of value, and 203(k) renovation loans for homes that need work before they'll pass an FHA appraisal.
Potter County FHA loan limits
- 1 unit: $541,287
- 2 units: $693,010
- 3 units: $837,696
- 4 units: $1,041,166
Potter County uses the Texas standard FHA limit. Compare every county.
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Get your exact rateRate and payment examples are estimates for illustration only. Rates are subject to change and this is not a commitment to lend. Actual APR depends on credit, occupancy, loan amount, and property details. MIP shown at 0.55% annually and 1.75% upfront; your factors may differ. This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by HUD, the FHA, or any government agency.