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GREATER SAN ANTONIO

Mortgage broker in Cibolo, TX.

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

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Local snapshot

Cibolo mortgage market at a glance

Population
36,000
2024
Loan limits

2026 loan limits for Guadalupe County.

Loan limits can vary by county. Enter the property address or select the county for the correct limit.

2026 Conforming Loan Limit
$832,750
1-unit · Guadalupe County

Source: FHFA conforming loan limit county file, full county loan limit list (HERA-based, final)

Verified: August 12, 2026

2026 FHA Loan Limit
$557,750
1-unit · Guadalupe County

Source: HUD FHA single-family forward mortgage limits, CY2026, Texas (hicost1.cfm lookup)

Verified: August 12, 2026

VA Entitlement

Eligible Veterans with full VA entitlement generally do not have a VA-imposed maximum loan amount. Loan approval remains subject to lender requirements, credit, income, residual income, property value, and available entitlement. County conforming limits can remain relevant when entitlement is not fully available.

Source: VA home loan entitlement guidance

Verified: August 12, 2026

Why buyers choose Q Mortgage

Mortgages, built around Cibolo.

Cibolo sits at the northeast edge of Greater San Antonio, pulling buyers who want SCUCISD schools, quick access to Randolph AFB, and newer construction without the Bexar County price tag. Whether you're closing on a build in Bentwood Ranch or a resale off Cibolo Valley Drive, Q Mortgage (NMLS #2567464) works only in Texas and only as a broker, which means shopping your file across multiple wholesale lenders instead of one bank's rate sheet.

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How much home can you afford in Cibolo?

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
$287,771
Max monthly payment (PITI + PMI)
$2,400.00
Payment breakdown
Principal & interest
$1,660.89
Property tax
$479.62
Home insurance
$150.00
PMI
$109.49
DTI ratios
Front-end (housing)
30.3%
Back-end (housing + debts)
36.0%
Loan summary
Loan amount
$262,771
LTV at origination
91.3%
Cash to close (est.)
$33,633

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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 Cibolo market in context.

Cibolo's roughly 36,000 residents skew toward military-connected households, commuters into the I-35 corridor, and families targeting Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD. The city sits in Guadalupe County (FIPS 48187), which keeps property tax and appraisal timelines distinct from Bexar or Comal neighbors. Most transactions here land inside conforming territory, so jumbo financing is the exception rather than the rule, usually tied to larger acreage tracts or higher-end custom builds. Current county loan figures are displayed in the card above on this page.

Programs available in Cibolo

Every loan program we close, available across Greater San Antonio.

Given Cibolo's price band and buyer mix, three programs carry most of the volume. VA loans are heavily used thanks to Randolph AFB and JBSA proximity, and entitlement rules let qualified veterans finance above standard conforming figures. FHA fits entry-level buyers moving up from rentals in Universal City or Converse. Conventional loans, including 5% and 10% down options, cover the bulk of resale activity in established neighborhoods. Q Mortgage will price all three when it makes sense.

Frequently asked

Cibolo mortgage FAQs

Do I need a jumbo loan to buy in Cibolo?
Most Cibolo purchases fit inside conforming limits, but newer builds in areas like Bentwood Ranch or larger acreage properties near FM 1103 can push into jumbo territory. Current Guadalupe County figures are shown above on this page.
What loan programs work for first-time buyers here?
FHA and conventional 97% loans are the common paths for first-time buyers in Cibolo. USDA may also fit on the outer edges of the city near unincorporated Guadalupe County land. Q Mortgage can run all three side by side.
Can I use a VA loan for a home over the county conforming figure?
Yes. VA entitlement determines what the VA guarantees, not a hard ceiling on what you can borrow. Many Randolph AFB and JBSA-connected buyers in Cibolo finance above the standard conforming figure with a down payment on the difference.
How does the Guadalupe County appraisal process affect closing?
Guadalupe County appraisals typically come back within standard timelines, but new construction in Cibolo can add review steps if the builder is finishing late in the cycle. Lock timing should account for that.
Is refinancing worth looking at right now?
It depends on your current note, your goal, and how long you plan to stay. Q Mortgage runs a break-even analysis before recommending a refi, whether it is rate-and-term, cash-out for a pool or addition, or dropping mortgage insurance.

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