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Midland, TX HUD Metro FMR Area Income Limits (2026)

These are HUD’s 2026 income limits for Midland, TX HUD Metro FMR Area (area median income $108,900). They determine who qualifies for income-based and affordable housing — Section 8 vouchers, public housing, Section 202/811, and Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) units — by household size.

Midland, TX HUD Metro FMR Area’s area median income of $108,900 ranks #11 of 214 HUD income-limit areas in Texas, where area medians range from $38,700 to $144,200.

Household sizeExtremely Low
(30% AMI)
Very Low
(50% AMI)
Low
(80% AMI)
1 person$22,900$38,150$61,000
2 people$26,150$43,600$69,700
3 people$29,400$49,050$78,400
4 people$33,000$54,450$87,100
5 people$38,680$58,850$94,100
6 people$44,360$63,200$101,050
7 people$50,040$67,550$108,050
8 people$55,720$71,900$115,000

Across household sizes, the Very Low Income (50%) threshold in Midland, TX HUD Metro FMR Area runs from $38,150 for a single person up to $71,900 for an eight-person household. The Low Income (80%) limit — used by many LIHTC and workforce units — reaches $115,000 for a household of eight. These limits apply to Midland County.

Do you qualify?

Most income-based programs cap eligibility at the Very Low Income (50%) level, and the deepest assistance — public housing and most Section 8 vouchers — targets households at or below Extremely Low Income (30%). LIHTC and other affordable units commonly use the Low Income (80%) threshold. For example, a household of four in Midland, TX HUD Metro FMR Area generally qualifies for income-based housing if it earns under $54,450, and for the deepest assistance under $33,000.

Frequently asked questions

What is the income limit for a family of four in Midland, TX HUD Metro FMR Area?

A four-person household generally qualifies at or below $54,450 (Very Low Income), with the deepest assistance under $33,000 (Extremely Low Income) and LIHTC units commonly at $87,100 (Low Income).

What is the income limit for one person in Midland, TX HUD Metro FMR Area?

A single-person household qualifies for most income-based programs at or below $38,150, and for the deepest assistance under $22,900.

Counties covered: Midland County.

Source: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), FY2026 Income Limits. Limits are updated annually and may be adjusted for high-cost areas.