Nobody buys a $650,000 house without seeing it. So why do people pick a whole city off a coworker's opinion? Spend one weekend the right way — and know before you commit.
I do these tours in person. Same route, except I'm telling you which streets resale well, which lots flood, and what the builder won't put in writing.
These are the questions people actually ask me before they move — and the answers I give them, including the ones that talk people out of a city. If your question isn't here, ask it. I answer every one.
Search "is Celina a good place to live" and you'll get a builder's ad and a five-year-old forum post. This is a straight answer from someone who works these neighborhoods every week.
Ask anything — taxes, schools, builders, commute, which neighborhood, whether you're overpaying. I answer personally and post the good ones here so the next person doesn't have to guess.
Tell me when you're in town and which cities you're weighing. I'll build the route and drive it with you.