Fallon County, Montana Fair Market Rent 2026

The FY2026 two-bedroom Fair Market Rent for Fallon County is $1,401 per month, 7% above the $1,307 median across Montana. This is the figure HUD gives your housing authority when it decides how much a Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher covers here.

FY2026 Fair Market Rents by Bedroom Size

Gross rent, including tenant-paid utilities other than phone, cable, and internet.

Studio
$1,050
per month
1 Bedroom
$1,093
per month
2 Bedrooms
$1,401
per month
3 Bedrooms
$1,936
per month
4 Bedrooms
$2,265
per month
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What you would actually pay in Fallon County

With a Housing Choice Voucher you contribute about 30% of your adjusted monthly income toward rent and utilities. The housing authority pays the rest, up to its payment standard, which it sets between 90% and 110% of the Fair Market Rent shown above.

For a two-bedroom in Fallon County, that puts the likely payment standard somewhere between $1,261 and $1,541 per month. Confirm the exact figure with the authority issuing your voucher before signing a lease, since anything above the payment standard comes out of your own pocket.

Affording this rent without a voucher

Renting a two-bedroom in Montana at 30% of income takes an hourly wage of $28.99 working full time, or about $60,299 a year. At the state minimum wage of $10.55, that is 110 hours a week.

Source: National Low Income Housing Coalition, Out of Reach 2025 (statewide figure).

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For FY2026, the Fair Market Rent in Fallon County is $1,050 for a studio, $1,093 for one bedroom, $1,401 for two bedrooms, $1,936 for three bedrooms, and $2,265 for four bedrooms, per month.

The two-bedroom Fair Market Rent in Fallon County is $1,401, compared with a statewide median of $1,307 across Montana. That is 7% above the median.

Not necessarily. The Fair Market Rent is HUD's estimate, but the housing authority serving Fallon County sets its own payment standard between 90% and 110% of that figure. Your voucher covers the difference between roughly 30% of your adjusted monthly income and the payment standard. If the unit rents for more than the payment standard, you pay the excess yourself.

Applications go through a local housing authority rather than HUD directly. Browse the Montana housing authority directory to find the agency covering Fallon County and check whether its waiting list is open.

Source: HUD Fair Market Rents FY2026 · huduser.gov

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