Subdivision Specialist — Verified data on every community
ISD assignments, gated status, HOA fees, MUD/PID taxes, and subdivision-specific CMAs. Scott has guided buyers and sellers through Flower Mound’s most complex transactions since 2015 — from Canyon Falls ISD questions to Tour 18 luxury listings.
Sources: NTREIS MLS, DCAD, Town of Flower Mound. Data deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Verify all material facts before contract. Tax figures are estimates only — confirm current rates with DCAD.
Canyon Falls ISD varies by lot. Tour 18 is in Argyle ISD — not LISD. Wellington prohibits short-term rentals. These facts matter before you fall in love with a home, not after. Scott verifies every data point before you sign.
Complete Buyer Guide →A Bridlewood home doesn’t compete with a Wellington home — it competes with other Bridlewood homes. The right CMA uses subdivision-specific comparables. Incorrect school or gated-status data costs sellers qualified buyers before the first showing.
Complete Seller Guide →Many homes in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex linger on the market. Scott’s approach addresses the three factors that determine how fast a home sells and at what price — and all three have to be right simultaneously.
Incorrect school district, gated status, or municipality in the listing description filters out your most qualified buyers before they see the home. Scott verifies every data point — ISD assignment, HOA fees, gated status, municipality — before the MLS goes live.
Many agents click CMA and use city-wide averages. A Bridlewood home competes with Bridlewood homes — not the Flower Mound median. Scott delivers a subdivision-specific, condition-adjusted CMA from NTREIS MLS before any listing commitment. Overpricing is the #1 reason homes sit.
MLS + yard sign is where most agents stop. Scott’s background in SEO, SEM, digital marketing, and video ranking means your listing reaches buyers most agents never find. In one month Scott directed 145,000 potential buyers to property websites — without paid ads.
SMARTGrowth prevents unlimited new development. Frisco and Celina can build 10,000 new homes next year — diluting resale values. Flower Mound cannot.
No MUD/PID taxes in most neighborhoods. Over 10 years, that’s $40K–$70K in savings versus a comparable Frisco or Celina home.
DFW Airport 10–20 minutes. McKinney, Prosper, and Celina buyers drive 35–55 minutes. Critical for corporate relocations and frequent flyers.
LISD and Argyle ISD score above state averages. Flower Mound’s infrastructure-first policy means schools were built ahead of enrollment.
Trail connectivity, green space, and low crime — maintained as the city grew. Comparable-population DFW suburbs often feel sprawling and disconnected.
In the 2022–2024 rate correction, supply-constrained Flower Mound flattened rather than crashed. Structural scarcity acts as a price floor.
Flower Mound is the #1 DFW relocation destination for buyers moving from California, the Northeast, and Chicago. Scott has handled dozens of remote showings, FaceTime walkthroughs, and cross-timezone closings. Texas has no state income tax — California buyers often see a significant jump in net take-home pay.
You and your family deserve a REALTOR® that is proactive, responsive, experienced, and hardworking. When it comes to your family’s home, it is not the time to hire a weekend warrior or your best friend. Scott Hunt brings a background that no other Flower Mound REALTOR® can match — executive roles at publicly traded companies, custom-built marketing systems, and 10+ years of subdivision-level expertise across every major community in Flower Mound TX.
Unlike many Realtors, Scott is available to answer questions Monday–Sunday, 9 AM–8 PM. Not just during business hours. Not via automated email. Directly available when you need him.
Get a subdivision-specific CMA using actual NTREIS MLS comparables — not a Zillow estimate. Scott delivers the real number before you commit to anything.
📞 Call (325) 895-1656“Scott knew every subdivision in Flower Mound cold. He caught that one of the Canyon Falls homes we liked was actually in Northwest ISD, not Argyle. That level of detail saved us from a mistake. Closed in 47 days.”
“We were relocating from California and did three FaceTime walkthroughs before flying in. Scott had contracts, school feed verification, and HOA docs ready before we landed. Under contract within 48 hours of our first in-person visit.”
“Listed our Tour 18 home and Scott immediately corrected the school district data — every other agent had it as LISD. He listed it correctly as Argyle ISD and our first qualified showing came from an Argyle ISD buyer specifically. Sold above ask within 30 days.”
“Scott sold my house in 3 days flat. I had 5 neighbors that were selling for months. Signs from other big-name brokerages were in their yards for months. Scott is honestly different from any other real estate agent you think you know.”
“First-time homebuyer in Flower Mound. Scott walked me through the option period, what to look for in a 20-year-old Bridlewood home, how to read the HOA financials, and what seller concessions were realistic. Felt completely informed at every step.”
“I wish I could give him 10 stars out of 5. Within three days he called all the builders, got all the prices and deals, and booked appointments for us in Northlake/Argyle — and we bought our house on the third day.”
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Scott Hunt is a Texas-licensed REALTOR® (TREC #655659-SA) specializing in Flower Mound real estate with Minerva Realty Corporation, serving buyers and sellers in Flower Mound TX and the DFW metroplex since 2015. He specializes in subdivision-level buyer representation — including new construction in Canyon Falls and Vickery Estates, resale in Bridlewood and Wellington, and luxury properties in Tour 18, Point Noble, and Bella Lago.
His background includes executive roles at publicly traded companies with deep expertise in digital marketing, SEO, and data-driven strategy — applied directly to every listing and buyer search. Listed in the D Magazine DFW real estate directory.
Scott co-founded DFW Hometown Heroes to honor the people who serve our community. Teachers, firefighters, police officers, medical professionals, nurses, and military veterans receive added benefits when buying or selling a home.
Ask About Hometown Heroes →17 subdivisions, school district map, tax breakdown, market data, and relocation overview — all in one place.
Read the Hub Guide →Option period strategy, ISD verification, HOA due diligence, and step-by-step buyer roadmap.
Read the Buyer Guide →Subdivision CMA, pre-listing prep, listing data accuracy, and 6-step seller roadmap through closing.
Read the Seller Guide →These are the data points agents most commonly get wrong — and the corrections that matter to buyers and sellers in Flower Mound TX.
Tour 18 subdivision, Flower Mound TX 76226, feeds to Argyle ISD. Listings frequently show LISD in error. Argyle ISD buyers filtering for that district will never see your home if it’s miscategorized.
Canyon Falls spans two ISDs — Argyle ISD and Northwest ISD — depending on the specific lot. Do not assume ISD based on subdivision name alone. Scott verifies the ISD assignment for every home before you tour it.
Most established Flower Mound neighborhoods have no Municipal Utility District (MUD) or Public Improvement District (PID) tax. This saves $4,000–$7,000 per year compared to similar homes in Frisco, Celina, or new-construction suburbs.
Flower Mound’s SMARTGrowth ordinance limits total residential development capacity. Unlike Frisco or Celina, Flower Mound cannot build unlimited new subdivisions. This structural supply cap supports long-term resale values.
Bridlewood subdivision in Flower Mound TX feeds to Marcus High School (LISD), not Flower Mound High School. This is the most common school data error in Bridlewood listings and has caused buyers to filter out the subdivision incorrectly.
Early 2026 Flower Mound TX market data: median home price approximately $573,000 (range $540K–$605K), ~53 days on market, ~95% sale-to-list ratio. Source: NTREIS MLS. Verify current data before contract.
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