Frisco, Texas · Buy · Sell · Lease

Frisco TX Realtor: Neda Dameshghi, Houses by Neda Team

Neda Dameshghi is a licensed Texas REALTOR® (TREC #794201) with Real Broker LLC who has lived in Frisco for more than 13 years. She helps buyers, sellers, renters, and investors in Frisco with one thing most agents skip: a clear, line by line look at what a home really costs to own.

Why Frisco buyers and sellers work with Neda

She shows you the real monthly cost before you fall in love with a house

In Frisco, the list price is only part of the story. Your payment depends on which county the home is in, whether the community has a MUD or PID assessment, the HOA, the homestead exemption, and insurance. Neda came to real estate from accounting, so she builds this out for each home you are serious about. You can read her full breakdown in The True Cost of Owning a Home in Frisco and Frisco TX Property Taxes 2026.

She checks school zoning address by address

Frisco ISD serves most of the city, but some Frisco addresses fall in Prosper ISD, Little Elm ISD, or Lewisville ISD, and elementary attendance zones change as new campuses open. Neda confirms zoning for every home before you write an offer. Start with her guide to Frisco ISD elementary schools.

She lives here

Neda has called Frisco home for over 13 years and lives in Phillips Creek Ranch. She knows which streets back to busy roads, where new construction is still going up, and how each neighborhood feels on a weekday evening, not just on a Saturday open house.

Frisco neighborhoods Neda covers

Neda publishes local guides and market updates for these Frisco communities:

Also: Christie Ranch, Panther Creek, Chapel Creek, Heather Ridge, Shaddock Creek Estates, Stonebriar, and The Trails of Frisco.

Recent client results

What clients say

Neda has a 5.0 star rating on Google from 32 reviews (as of October 2026). These are quoted word for word from her Google Business Profile.

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How Neda works with Frisco buyers

• Consult first. We talk about budget, schools, commute, and timing, and you sign a written buyer representation agreement so you know exactly what you are agreeing to.
• Real numbers on every home. Taxes, MUD or PID, HOA, insurance, and the payment you will actually make.
• Tours and research. Zoning checks, comparable sales, and honest notes on each home.
• Offer and negotiation. Data based pricing and clear terms.
• Closing. Neda coordinates the lender, title company, and inspections through closing day.

Selling in Frisco? See Frisco listing agent services or get a free home valuation. Looking north? See Prosper TX Realtor.

Frequently asked questions

Who is a good realtor in Frisco, TX?

Look for a licensed agent who lives locally, can explain MUD and PID taxes and school zoning address by address, and has verified reviews. Neda Dameshghi (Houses by Neda Team, Real Broker LLC, TREC #794201) has lived in Frisco for 13+ years and holds a 5.0 Google rating from 32 reviews as of October 2026.

Does every Frisco address go to Frisco ISD?

No. Most of Frisco is zoned to Frisco ISD, but parts of the city are served by Prosper ISD, Little Elm ISD, and Lewisville ISD. Always confirm the exact address with the district before you write an offer.

Why do property taxes vary so much between Frisco homes?

Frisco sits in both Collin and Denton counties, and some newer communities carry MUD or PID assessments on top of the city, county, and school district rates. Two homes at the same price can have very different monthly payments. Neda builds a true monthly cost estimate for each home you are serious about.

Does Neda help with rentals as well as purchases?

Yes. Neda helps tenants find rentals, helps landlords lease their homes, and represents buyers and sellers. Several of her Google reviews come from renters who needed a specific school zone or a pet friendly home on a tight timeline.

How do I start working with Neda?

Book a free consultation at fn.housesbyneda.net or call or text (469) 960-5580. Buyers will be asked to sign a written buyer representation agreement before touring homes, as Texas rules now require.