Looking To Purchase a STR in Dallas TX

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Hi All,

I am looking to purchase a STR in Dallas TX. Two by the end of the year, but the first by July 4th. Specifically interested in these areas - Flower Mound, Little Elm, Frisco, Prosper and more. Budget is $250 - $300k for down payment and renovations if needed for two properties. I am looking for an Real Estate Agent that has experience in finding strong STR properties and locations. I would greatly appreciate and assistance or introductions. I am already approved for a loan and to find a deal.

Thank you!

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Kyle MccawBusiness Member

Property Manager · Keller, TX · Member since 2011 · 1k+ posts · 1k+ votes

@David Pulido

We're seeing continued STR demand in Frisco and Little Elm, especially with all the corporate and sports traffic nearby.

If you’re serious about finding properties with strong short-term rental potential, reach out to @Joe Funari. I trust him 100% — he's experienced, investor-savvy, and knows how to underwrite a deal from both a real estate and cash flow perspective. Not all agents understand STR nuances like HOA restrictions, occupancy trends, or proximity-to-attractions data. Joe does.

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Kyle MccawBusiness Member
Property Manager · Keller, TX · Member since 2011 · 1k+ posts · 1k+ votes
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@David Pulido

We're seeing continued STR demand in Frisco and Little Elm, especially with all the corporate and sports traffic nearby.

If you’re serious about finding properties with strong short-term rental potential, reach out to @Joe Funari. I trust him 100% — he's experienced, investor-savvy, and knows how to underwrite a deal from both a real estate and cash flow perspective. Not all agents understand STR nuances like HOA restrictions, occupancy trends, or proximity-to-attractions data. Joe does.
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- Cheng Chu
  Member since 2021 · 24 posts · 6 votes
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  Quote from @Kyle Mccaw:
  
  @David Pulido
  
  We're seeing continued STR demand in Frisco and Little Elm, especially with all the corporate and sports traffic nearby.
  
  If you’re serious about finding properties with strong short-term rental potential, reach out to @Joe Funari. I trust him 100% — he's experienced, investor-savvy, and knows how to underwrite a deal from both a real estate and cash flow perspective. Not all agents understand STR nuances like HOA restrictions, occupancy trends, or proximity-to-attractions data. Joe does.
  
  Doesn't Frisco require a STR license to operate? Is it difficult to obtain?
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- Bruce Lynn
  Real Estate Broker · Coppell, TX · Member since 2011 · 5k+ posts · 4k+ votes
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  Both Frisco and Little Elm require registration and have plenty of rules. I don't think registration is that hard to get.
  Probably the biggest issue in both cities that make things tough is the number of properties in HOAs which mostly prohibit STR or they will sometimes if you start one and they don't have a rule yet. I've never done a count, but Little Elm probably has more homes not in HOA than Frisco.
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Joe FunariBusiness Member
Real Estate Agent · Keller, TX · Member since 2017 · 850 posts · 825 votes
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@David Pulido I sent you a direct message and would be happy to help you with your search. I am a fellow investor & realtor with +9 years experience helping other investors buy and sell here in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area.
@Kyle Mccaw thanks so much for the recommendation. Look forward to doing a lot more deals with you as well. Good luck with closing on that great BRRR property too! Its great when we can do deals together. Greatly appreciate it.
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