Being an old timer, quite low.  My first mortgage was $18,000.

Not every bank will do a loan that low that is why it's a wierd bank. 50K is the lowest I've had from a little old lady.

Shop your small local banks.

3%. I believe Wells fargo is actively promote this kind of loans. 

In today's world of Dodd-Frank, I normally won't do a deal for less than $100K. Prior to Dodd-Frank the lowest mortgage was $48,000. Conversley the largest deal I ever did in my 46 years was $12million.

Jack Lewitz nothing less  than $150K!

$25,000 for a condo, and that was a long time ago.

$22,500

I think the lowest I've seen a loan for was around 80K. But usually in that price range I'm dealing with cash buyers. 

$50k is not that small around here, most of my homes cost less than that.

I have had several under $50000. That would have been the average sales price 30 years ago in my area.

Boy, my first house was a loan for 23,000  does that count

When I started in the business in 1985, the median home price was about $75K.   I did a lot of $39,900 and $49,900 sales... many of those were conventional.

I tend to look forward so I can't say.

I do not remember.

Less than $10,000.

Mine have all been in the 300k and up range.

if the loan was too small, I'd have them take a 90 day note and after closing, get an equity line.... a couple of bucks for closing costs....

Just under $100K

I have one 100X yours and I suspect it is a bogus account also. No phone number just a bank I never heard of either.

$50K and I believe it was with Wells Fargo.  I think BOA does them as well as some of the other local lenders.  

It was in the 50K range but can't remember the details as it was many years ago.   

Suspicious amount. My lowest in recollection was $175,000. Much lower in CA you'd have to go to a manufactured home lender and be buying on, as they are about the only thing below $150,000 out here currently.

The wayback machine says $23,800 but that was in 1974. $267,500 was the least during the past 2 years.

Many many years ago, the loan amount was $15,000! Long story but the buyer paid it off within 6 months!

It was for $50,000. Most lenders won't lend below $50K.