North Texas Real Estate
Strategy first, guided by numbers
Raven Mok is a licensed Texas real estate advisor and a former CPA who spent her early career in audit at PricewaterhouseCoopers. That background shapes how every move gets made here: net sheets before list price, carry cost and rate scenarios before an offer, and a clear read on what a property does to your balance sheet over the next five to ten years, not just on closing day.
She works with move up families, relocating executives, new construction buyers who want representation at the builder table, and investors underwriting a first or fifth door. Whether you are buying, selling, investing, or building new, the process starts with a plan you can read on one page.
Where She Works
North Dallas and the northern corridor
Daily coverage runs the growth corridor north of Dallas, including Prosper, Frisco, McKinney, Celina, Plano, and Allen, plus the master planned communities inside them. See every city guide or browse neighborhood profiles.
Run your own numbers first with the free wealth tools, get a home valuation, or start a strategy call.
How the work actually runs
One plan, four decisions, no guesswork
Every engagement opens the same way: a written position on price, timing, financing, and exit. For sellers that means a net sheet against three list prices, a repair and staging budget with a payback estimate, and a marketing plan tied to the buyer most likely to write. For buyers it means an affordability band built on real property tax and insurance figures for the specific city, not a generic ratio, plus a read on how MUD and PID assessments change the monthly number in newer communities. Builder contracts get reviewed line by line before earnest money moves, because incentives, lot premiums, and design center allowances are where new construction budgets quietly break.
Relocating households get the same treatment applied to the move itself: a salary comparison against Texas cost of living, a relocation cost estimate, a moving timeline checklist, and a tour route planner so a single weekend of showings covers the right ground. Investors underwrite with the investment ROI calculator and the property tax estimator before touring anything. Current pricing, absorption, and inventory trends live on the market insights page and in the community directory.
City guides
Anna, Aubrey, Carrollton and Lewisville, Coppell, Dallas, Fairview and Parker, Flower Mound, Grapevine, Gunter, Little Elm, McKinney, Plano, Richardson, The Colony.