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    Fresno County Fraud Prevention Notice: 2026 Guide

    Fresno County's new Real Property Fraud Prevention Notice takes effect Oct. 8, 2026. What it does, who needs it, what it costs, and how to record one.

    Mo Ayadi

    Co-founder and CEO, Title Barrier

    September 30, 2026
    ·Updated October 6, 2026
    1 min read
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    Starting October 8, 2026, any property owner in Fresno County can record a notice asking title companies to verify it's really you before a sale or loan closes. The full guide is published at this URL with the county fee schedule, the recording steps, and the difference between the county email alert and the recorded notice.

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    Published September 30, 2026·Updated October 6, 2026

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