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GREATER AUSTIN

Mortgage broker in Austin, TX.

Conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, Jumbo, and Non-QM lending across Greater Austin. Same loan officers from soft-pull pre-qualification to clear-to-close.

  • Local Greater Austin lender — fast pre-qualification, no surprises
  • Conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, Jumbo, and Non-QM under one roof
  • Texas-only focus. Q Mortgage LLC, NMLS #2567464
Local snapshot

Austin mortgage market at a glance

Conforming limit
$806,500
2026
FHA single-family
$709,500
Travis County
Population
975,000
2024
Why buyers choose Q Mortgage

Mortgages, built around Austin.

Buying a home in Austin means competing in one of Texas's most active housing markets. From the tech corridors near The Domain to established neighborhoods in the Austin Independent School District, demand stays strong year-round. Q Mortgage (NMLS #2567464) is a Texas-only mortgage broker that works with a network of lenders to find loan options that fit your situation — without the run-around you'd get from a big-box bank.

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How much home can you afford in Austin?

Adjust the inputs to see your max purchase price, target monthly payment, and front-end/back-end DTI. Tied to the same calc engine our loan officers use.

Gross household income

Cards, auto, student loans

Cash you have available

Texas avg ~2.0%

36 %

36% = conservative, 43% = QM, 50% = aggressive

Max home price
$297,897
Max monthly payment (PITI + PMI)
$2,400.00
Payment breakdown
Principal & interest
$1,639.80
Property tax
$496.49
Home insurance
$150.00
PMI
$113.71
DTI ratios
Front-end (housing)
30.3%
Back-end (housing + debts)
36.0%
Loan summary
Loan amount
$272,897
LTV at origination
91.6%
Cash to close (est.)
$33,937

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Estimate only. Lenders evaluate credit score, employment history, asset reserves, and loan program in addition to DTI. Cash-to-close uses a 3% closing-cost estimate; actual closing costs vary by lender, title, and county.

Local market

The Austin market in context.

Austin sits in Travis County, where home prices across many neighborhoods push well above the conforming loan limit of $806,500. That puts a meaningful share of purchases in jumbo territory, especially in areas like West Austin and the 78746 zip code. The FHA single-family loan limit for Travis County is $709,500, which means FHA financing still covers a solid range of entry-level and mid-tier properties, but buyers targeting higher price points will need conventional or jumbo solutions. Travis County draws a wide buyer profile — first-time buyers using down payment assistance, move-up buyers trading equity from other Texas markets, and tech-sector employees relocating for roles at major employers headquartered along the North Austin corridor.

Programs available in Austin

Every loan program we close, available across Greater Austin.

Austin's price range calls for a mix of programs. Jumbo loans are the right conversation for purchases above $806,500, and Q Mortgage works with lenders offering both fixed and adjustable jumbo products. Conventional conforming loans cover a large portion of the market and work well for buyers with strong credit and at least 3-5% down. FHA loans, with a Travis County limit of $709,500, suit buyers focused on entry-level neighborhoods or those who need flexible credit guidelines. VA loans are available up to the $806,500 county limit for eligible veterans and active-duty service members with no down payment required. Texas down payment assistance programs can also layer on top of FHA or conventional financing for qualifying first-time buyers.

Frequently asked

Austin mortgage FAQs

What is the conforming loan limit in Austin, TX?
The 2025 conforming loan limit for Travis County is $806,500 for a single-family home. Loan amounts above that threshold are considered jumbo loans and go through a different underwriting process.
What is the FHA loan limit for Austin and Travis County?
The FHA single-family loan limit for Travis County is $709,500. That limit covers a wide range of Austin homes, though buyers targeting higher price points will need to look at conventional or jumbo options instead.
Do I need a jumbo loan to buy a home in Austin?
Not necessarily, but it depends on the neighborhood. Many Austin listings, particularly in West Austin and higher-demand zip codes, are priced above the $806,500 conforming limit. A Q Mortgage loan officer can help you determine which loan type fits your target price range.
Can I use a VA loan to buy in Austin with no down payment?
Yes. Eligible veterans and active-duty service members can use a VA loan up to the $806,500 county limit in Travis County with no down payment required, provided they meet standard VA eligibility and credit requirements.
Are there down payment assistance programs for first-time buyers in Austin?
Yes. Several Texas state and local programs offer down payment and closing cost assistance for qualifying first-time buyers. These can often be combined with FHA or conventional financing. Q Mortgage can walk you through which programs you may be eligible for.
Is it worth refinancing my Austin home if I bought in the last few years?
It depends on your current rate, loan balance, and how long you plan to stay in the home. Q Mortgage reviews your existing loan terms and runs a break-even analysis so you can make an informed decision — not just a sales pitch.

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