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Now that you’ve learned how to navigate your MLS home search, it’s time to take a look at your Arizona MLS home search portal.

Don’t have a home search set up yet? Click here to get your home search set up by a real estate professional. No cost or obligation to you.

View the video below to learn how to navigate your Arizona MLS home search portal.

From inside your Arizona MLS home search portal, you can:

Organize and keep track of the homes that within your search
Save the homes you like
Get rid of the homes you don’t like
Take notes on the home
Look up the tax records
Look at photos
View the home on the map tool
Calculate your monthly mortgage payments
and more!

Of course, if you’d like to explore the Arizona MLS and search just like an agent, you can do that here.

Learn how to search the Arizona MLS here:

Learn How To Search The Arizona MLS

2019 FHA Loan Limits Are Up
In Arizona

FHA Loan Limits For 2019 Are Up In Arizona

FHA loan limits for 2019 are up in Arizona. In December of 2018, FHA announced an increase in the loan limits for all counties in Arizona.

FHA loan limits in Arizona have climbed in most counties to $314,827, up from $294,515 in 2018. Coconino county FHA loan limits for 2019 have gone up to $362,250. Click here to see Coconino county geographic borders.

What does this mean for you? If you’re a home buyer, looking to buy a home with an FHA loan, it means you now have more homes to choose from since the end of 2018.

FHA loans are a great way for today’s home buyer to get in a home with very little money down. Not only that – FHA loans are great for would be home buyers that are working on getting their credit scores up. Generally speaking, you can get into an FHA loan with a credit score as low as 640. Some lenders will go as low as a 580 credit score!

If you’re considering buying a home in the future, get answers to some common home buying questions here.

Take a look below to see every single family home that is priced at or under the new loan limits for 2019.