Wyoming LIHTC income and rent limits for 2026

The four-person 60% limit runs from $59,640 in Big Horn County to $89,100 in Teton County. Pick a county to see limits for every household size and level from 20% to 80%, with the rents that go with them.

Source: HUD FY2026 Multifamily Tax Subsidy Project income limits (MTSP-Data-FY26 and MTSP-IncAvg-Data-FY26, HUD files dated March 27, 2026). Rents are gross, utility allowance included.
County4-person 50%4-person 60%2 BR rent at 60%
Albany County$53,500$64,200$1,444
Big Horn County$49,700$59,640$1,342
Campbell County$55,850$67,020$1,509
Carbon County$49,700$59,640$1,342
Converse County$51,400$61,680$1,389
Crook County$52,750$63,300$1,425
Fremont County$49,700$59,640$1,342
Goshen County$49,700$59,640$1,342
Hot Springs County$49,700$59,640$1,342
Johnson County$49,700$59,640$1,342
Laramie County$52,200$62,640$1,410
Lincoln County$56,800$68,160$1,534
Natrona County$49,750$59,700$1,344
Niobrara County$49,700$59,640$1,342
Park County$50,200$60,240$1,356
Platte County$49,700$59,640$1,342
Sheridan County$51,300$61,560$1,386
Sublette County$58,400$70,080$1,578
Sweetwater County$51,700$62,040$1,396
Teton County$74,250$89,100$2,005
Uinta County$49,950$59,940$1,350
Washakie County$49,700$59,640$1,342
Weston County$52,450$62,940$1,417