Relocating
Are you thinking of relocating to Fresno? Well, you won't be the first. We have received many calls from people who are interested in relocating to Fresno.Why relocate to Fresno?
Here’re our top 5 reasons:
1.
Fresno real estate is reasonably-priced
- Lower or eliminate your mortgage payment by moving to Fresno.
The median home price in Fresno was $175,000 in January 2004 while
in California, it was $400,000. There are people who cashed out
their equity elsewhere and retired here. Although no one can predict the future, the Fresno real estate market still has a lot of potential for growth
.2.
Start your own business
- Now is the time to start the business that you’ve always
been dreaming of! Small businesses thrive in Fresno. Over 86% of
establishments employ 0-20 people.
3.
Traffic…or lack of!
- It takes approximately 20 mins to get to most parts of town. And
if you have your own small business (see Reason #2), you could be
doing business in your pajamas and take the “long” walk
down the hall each morning
.4.
Great Weather!
- Yes, the days are hot in the summer but the evenings are very
pleasant. Imagine having dinner on the patio or walking around in
the evening in your shorts! In the San Francisco Bay Area, it cools
down very quickly and you’d need a light jacket even in the
summer.
5.
Save Mart Center, Fresno State, etc.
- With the newly-built Save
Mart Center, we can only expect bigger and better concerts in
Fresno. And if you are interested in taking classes for personal
growth, choices range from Fresno
State to Fresno
City College to Fresno
Pacific University, Fresno
Adult School, Heald
College, San
Joaquin College of Law, San
Joaquin Valley College, etc.
Word of Caution: The information stated on this website is for general information purposes only. The subject of taxation is complicated and should be discussed with your legal tax counsel. We are not tax experts nor do we claim to be. The tax laws change frequently and must be referred to prior to entering into any sales contract. Please consult with your tax specialist before entering into any binding sales contract.