The following county loan limits must be used to calculate VA’s maximum guaranty amount for the 2014 calendar year. If a Veteran has previously used entitlement that has not been restored, the maximum guaranty amount available to that Veteran must be reduced accordingly.

• Alameda County – $1,050,000

• Contra Costa County – $1,050,000

• El Dorado – $474,950

• Los Angeles County – $ 687,500

• Marin – $1,050,000

• Mono – $529,000

• Monterey – $ 500,000

• Napa – $592,250

• Nevada – $477,250

• Orange – $687,500

• Placer – $474,950

• Sacramento – $474,950

• San Benito – $827,500

• San Diego – $546,250

• San Francisco – $1,050,000

• San Luis Obispo – $561,200

• San Mateo – $1,050,000

• Santa Barbara – $643,750

• Santa Clara – $827,500

• Santa Cruz – $681,250

• Sonoma – $520,950

• Ventura – $598,000

• Yolo – $474,950

*Note for all counties not listed above, the limit is $417,000.

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