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Out-of-Area Buyers Are Shopping Fresno Homes Now

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Six out of every ten people browsing homes online right now are looking at listings in a metro they do not live in. If you own a house in Fresno, Clovis, or anywhere in the Central Valley, that number is really a description of your buyer pool. Realtor.com just released its Cross Market Demand Report. … Continued

Fewer New Homes Are Being Built: What It Means for Fresno

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The Census Bureau’s July construction spending report landed this morning, and the headline number buries the part that actually matters if you own a house in Fresno. Total construction spending fell 0.5% to $2,157.6 billion, down 3.8% from last July. That sounds like a broad slowdown. It isn’t. Look one line down. Private residential construction … Continued

How to Sell a Mobile or Manufactured Home in the Central Valley

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You can sell a mobile or manufactured home in the Central Valley, but the process splits in two at one question: is the home titled as personal property through California HCD, or has it been converted to real property with a recorded 433A? If it is real property on land you own, you sell it … Continued

Why Fresno Mortgage Rates Are 6.81%, Not 7.95%

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If you are a Fresno homeowner waiting on the Federal Reserve to bring your mortgage payment down, you are watching the wrong number. The Fed does not set the 30-year mortgage rate. A gap that almost nobody talks about does — and right now that gap is the only reason rates still start with a … Continued

Can I Sell My Rental in Fresno With Tenants Still Living In It?

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Yes — you can sell a rental house in Fresno, California with tenants still living in it, and you do not have to evict anybody first. In California the lease travels with the property: the buyer becomes the new landlord and inherits the tenant, the rent, the deposit and whatever term is left. What you … Continued

Selling an Inherited House in Fresno Before Probate Closes

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If you inherited a house in Fresno, you can often sell it before the estate is completely wrapped up — and since the spring of 2025, a large share of Fresno families do not need full probate at all. California changed the rules in a way that happens to favor homes in exactly our price … Continued

The 900K Job Cut That Wasn’t: Fresno Housing Impact

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Economists spent all week bracing for another bloodbath in the jobs numbers. It never showed up — and the line everyone skipped over matters far more to Fresno homeowners than the headline did. The Bureau of Labor Statistics released its preliminary benchmark revision this morning. Forecasters had penciled in a downward revision somewhere near 900,000 … Continued

Selling a House With Leased Solar Panels in Fresno

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In late February 2026, a number started circulating in every solar sales pitch in California: rooftop panels are worth “an eye-popping $39,500 to $79,000” when you sell. It came from a study of more than 5,000 California home sales published February 25, 2026, and the finding was real: homes with solar sold for 5–10% more … Continued

GDP Report’s Hidden Line: What It Means for Fresno

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If you saw a headline this morning saying the economy grew a sluggish 1.5% and figured cheaper mortgage rates are finally on the way to Fresno, read the line underneath it. That is where the real story is — and it points the other direction. The government’s second estimate of second-quarter GDP left the headline … Continued

Friday’s Jobs Revision: What It Means for Fresno Sellers

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If you are thinking about selling a house in Fresno this fall, this Friday morning matters more to your mortgage-rate outlook than any Fed meeting on the calendar. At 10:00 a.m. Eastern on August 28, the Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes its preliminary benchmark revision — the one day a year the government checks its … Continued

What Fees Do You Actually Pay When You Sell for Cash?

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Ask ten homeowners in Fresno what it costs to sell a house and you’ll get ten different guesses. The actual numbers are less mysterious than people think. As of late-2026, California sellers pay roughly 2.7% of the sale price in closing costs before commissions, plus about 5.5% in agent fees — landing most traditional sales … Continued

Selling a Second Home or Vacation Property in the Central Valley

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The second-home market spent four straight years shrinking. As of mid-2026, that finally turned — though not in the way most owners assume. Redfin’s research on second-home lending found that lenders originated 4.1% more second-home mortgages in 2025 than the year before, the first annual increase in four years. The important part is what that … Continued

Selling a House With an Old Roof or Failing Foundation in Fresno

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The two most expensive parts of a house to fix — the roof over it and the foundation under it — have both gotten pricier, and as of late-2026 they’re not just a repair problem anymore. They’re an insurance problem. Nationally, most homeowners now spend $10,000 to $30,000 to replace a roof, and one industry … Continued
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