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OHFA Gold limits

Oklahoma income and purchase price limits

4 Schools and Shield use OHFA's Gold limits. Income limits change by county and household size; the price limit is the same statewide.

Income: OHFA adds up the annualized gross income of every household member 18 and older. The table shows Gold Government limits (Exhibit H-1A, effective Sept 1, 2025) for 1-2 people and 3 or more, for areas outside targeted census tracts.

Targeted tracts: Some census tracts in counties like Oklahoma, Tulsa, Cleveland and Comanche are federally targeted. There, limits are higher ($104,280-$117,240 for 1-2 people and $121,660-$136,780 for 3+), the price cap is $427,198, and the 3-year first-time buyer rule doesn't apply.

Conventional loans: If you pick the Freddie Mac option, OHFA uses a separate 115% AMI limit with one figure for any household size, ranging from $85,330 to $114,885 depending on county.

Price: $349,525 for a new or existing home outside targeted areas (Exhibit H-2A, effective June 1, 2022).

AreaIncome cap, household of 1 or 2Income cap, household of 3+Most the house can cost
Oklahoma County$97,700$112,355$349,525
Tulsa County$98,474$113,245$349,525
Cleveland County$97,700$112,355$349,525
Canadian County$97,700$112,355$349,525
Comanche County$89,400$104,300$349,525
Rogers County$98,474$113,245$349,525
Wagoner County$98,474$113,245$349,525
Payne County$99,840$114,878$349,525
Pottawatomie County$89,040$103,880$349,525
Creek County$98,474$113,245$349,525
Muskogee County$91,680$106,960$349,525
Garfield County$98,694$113,498$349,525
Grady County$97,174$111,750$349,525
Logan County$97,700$112,355$349,525
Washington County$98,914$113,751$349,525
Bryan County$89,040$103,880$349,525
Le Flore County$89,040$103,880$349,525
McClain County$97,700$112,355$349,525
Cherokee County$89,040$103,880$349,525
Carter County$97,920$114,240$349,525
Over the limit or owned a home recently? OHFA Dream has a $150,000 income limit and a $356,362 price limit statewide, with the same 3.5% help but no special rate. Check your eligibility and a lender can compare both.

From OHFA 2025 Gold Government Maximum Household Income Limits (Exhibit H-1A) and Maximum Purchase Price Limits (Exhibit H-2A) - non-target figures shown, in effect Income limits Sept 1, 2025; purchase price limits June 1, 2022 (still current per OHFA site Nov 2026). These figures get updated from time to time, and your lender confirms the ones in force when you apply.

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