2026 Loan Limits in Beaver Creek, Eagle County
Beaver Creek is in Eagle County, one of Colorado's high-cost areas, where both the high-balance conforming and FHA limits reach $1,249,125 in 2026. Loans up to $1,249,125 are still Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac eligible — but at high-balance pricing, which carries a small rate premium over the $832,750 standard conforming baseline. Any loan above $1,249,125 is jumbo and requires portfolio or non-agency financing. DSCR investors targeting Beaver Creek short-term rentals should confirm permit availability before closing — the city regulates STR licensing, and rental income projections depend on an active, transferable permit. Eagle County is a high-cost area, and FHA is generous here at $1,249,125 — at or above the $1,249,125 conforming limit — so Beaver Creek buyers can use 3.5% down at price points that are jumbo territory almost everywhere else. HUD set that number off the Edwards area median sale price of $1,225,000. On 2-4 units, conforming runs $1,599,375/$1,933,200/$2,402,625 and FHA $1,599,375/$1,933,200/$2,402,625, which is how a lot of Beaver Creek buyers house-hack a duplex with 3.5% down.
Loan Programs Available
Conventional
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac financing up to $1,249,125 in Eagle County — primary, second home, and investment.
FHA
3.5% down, flexible credit, no income cap. Beaver Creek's 2026 FHA ceiling: $1,249,125.
DSCR
Investment property financing that qualifies on rental income — no personal income documentation required. Common in Beaver Creek for regulated short-term rentals and long-term rentals.
Jumbo & Non-QM
For loans above the conforming ceiling, bank statement, P&L, asset depletion, and foreign national programs are available.
Local Market Notes
Ultra-luxury ski resort; most purchases super-jumbo; warrantability varies by project.