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Draper Home LoansFrom a Local Mortgage Broker

Mature trees, settled neighborhoods and homes with character: buying in Draper rewards preparation. We'll help you write an offer that sellers take seriously.

  • Local market know-how
  • Conventional & jumbo options
  • Fast pre-approval
Quick answer

What loan limits apply to homes in Draper, Utah?

Draper is in Salt Lake County, where the 2026 limits for a single-family home are $832,750 for conventional loans and $637,100 for FHA loans. Loans above $832,750 are jumbo loans, and VA loans have no limit for veterans with full entitlement.

Reviewed by Kenny Farshchian, NMLS #1639863Updated

Buying in Draper

Established neighborhoods with staying power

Draper sits at the Point of the Mountain, with Corner Canyon's trail system, a FrontRunner station and TRAX Blue Line stations. The former state prison site is being redeveloped as The Point, a 600-acre community whose first phase broke ground in 2026, and the SunCrest neighborhood climbs into the mountains toward Utah County.

Older homes can hide surprises, from roofs to sewer lines. A thorough inspection, and a loan that can include repairs when needed, keeps your purchase on track and your savings intact.

Local Snapshot

Draper at a glance

DetailDraper
CountySalt Lake County
AreaSouth Valley
ZIP code84020
Public schoolsCanyons School District (Salt Lake County side)
Your loan officerKenny Farshchian, NMLS #1639863 · call or text (385) 758-5247

ZIP codes and school boundaries don't always follow city lines; confirm a specific address with your agent, the county or the school district.

2026 Loan Limits

Salt Lake County loan limits for 2026

These limits apply to single-family homes. Loans above the conforming limit are jumbo loans.

Loan type2026 limit (1 unit)What it means
Conventional (conforming)$832,750Most homes in Salt Lake County fit under this limit.
FHA$637,1003.5% down with a 580+ credit score.
VANo limit with full entitlement$0 down for eligible veterans and service members.
JumboAbove $832,750Higher-priced homes; stronger credit and reserves.

Sources: FHFA 2026 conforming limits and HUD 2026 FHA limits. Limits change each January.

Local Know-How

What to know before you buy in Draper

  • Part of Draper, including some SunCrest homes, is in Utah County, where the 2026 FHA limit is $601,450; we confirm the county for any address.
  • Many Draper homes price above $832,750. Jumbo loans need stronger credit and cash reserves, so start gathering statements early.
  • Many homes here are well established. Budget for updates, or use a renovation loan to roll them into your mortgage.
  • Ask for a sewer-line scope on older homes; repairs can be costly and aren't always caught in a standard inspection.
Your Plan

Three steps to your keys

  1. 01

    Get a real pre-approval

    Share your income and assets once. We compare loan options from multiple lenders and tell you exactly what you can afford, usually within 24 to 48 hours.

  2. 02

    Shop with confidence

    Make offers in Draper with a pre-approval letter local agents trust, and a loan officer who answers the phone when your agent calls.

  3. 03

    Close on time

    We manage appraisal, underwriting and title, and keep you and your agent updated at every step until you get the keys.

FAQ

Draper Home Loan Questions

Only for FHA. Draper spans Salt Lake and Utah counties. The 2026 conforming limit is $832,750 in both, while the FHA limit is $637,100 in Salt Lake County and $601,450 in Utah County. We'll confirm the county for the home you choose.

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