2025 Kentuvky USDA Income Limits for Rural Housing Mortgage Loans
Good news for Kentucky homebuyers! The USDA Rural Development program has updated its income limits for the Single Family Housing Guaranteed Loan Program in 2025, making it even more accessible for families across the state to achieve homeownership.
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Kentucky USDA loan income limits vary depending on location and household size, with specific base income thresholds for most counties. Below is an updated guide for the 2025 USDA income limits in Kentucky:
2025 USDA Income Limits for Most Kentucky Counties
General Income Limits for Most Counties (*)
- Household Size 1-4: Up to $112,450
- Household Size 5+: Up to $148,450
Jefferson County Louisville Metro Area () and Surrounding Counties**
The Jefferson County Metro Area, which includes Oldham, Bullitt, and Spencer counties, follows higher income limits:
Household Size 1-4: $112,450Household Size 5+: $148,450
2025 Preview: Updated USDA Income Limits
For 2025, the USDA loan income limits will remain consistent:
General Counties: $112,450 (Household Size 1-4) | $148,450 (Household Size 5+)Jefferson Metro Counties: Same limits apply as 2024.
Counties Ineligible or Partially Eligible for USDA Loans
While USDA loans provide 100% financing for many rural and suburban areas, certain counties or regions in Kentucky are ineligible due to population density or other factors:
Fully Ineligible Counties:
Jefferson County (Louisville Metro)Fayette County (Lexington)
Partially Ineligible Areas:
Some cities or parts of counties are excluded:
Daviess County (Owensboro city limits)
- McCracken County (Paducah city limits)
Warren County (Bowling Green city limits)
Hardin County (Fort Knox, Radcliff)
Christian County (Hopkinsville, Fort Campbell)
Boyd County (Ashland city limits)
Bullitt County (Hillview, Zoneton, Brooks)
Franklin County (Frankfort)
Henderson County (Henderson city limits)
Northern Kentucky (urban areas of Boone, Kenton, Campbell counties including Covington, Florence, and Hebron).
Northern Kentucky USDA Loan Income Limits (Higher Limits) (*):**
For Northern Kentucky counties, the USDA income limits are slightly higher:
Boone, Kenton, Campbell Counties
Household Size 1-4: $120,300Household Size 5+: $159,150
Grant, Owen, Pendleton Counties
Household Size 1-4: $112,450Household Size 5+: $148,450
USDA-Eligible Areas in Northern Kentucky
Eligible cities and areas in Northern Kentucky include:
BurlingtonHebron
Independence
Walton
Alexandria
Highland Heights
Cold Springs
Grant County
Owen County
Pendleton County
Why Choose a USDA Loan?
The USDA Rural Housing Loan Program is a no-money-down mortgage option designed to make homeownership more accessible. It’s not just for first-time buyers and offers many advantages:
No Down Payment RequiredCompetitive Interest Rates
Flexible Credit Guidelines
Apply for a USDA Home Loan in Kentucky
If you're considering a USDA loan in Kentucky, I’m here to help! With over 20 years of experience, I specialize in guiding homebuyers through the USDA loan process.
Contact Information
Joel Lobb
Senior Loan Officer (NMLS# 57916)
Email: kentuckyloan@gmail.com
Disclaimer: All loans are subject to credit approval, verification, and collateral evaluation. This information is intended for educational purpose