Kelly Pearson Top real estate agent in Frisco

Kelly Pearson

Monument Realty
15 Years of Experience
(14)
$200M
Total Sales Last Year
15
Years of Experience
79
Recent TransactionsTransactions from the last 3 years

    About Kelly Pearson

    Kelly Pearson is a Texas REALTOR(R) (licensed 2010) and founder of Kelly Pearson Realty Group at Monument Realty, serving Allen, McKinney, Plano, Frisco, Prosper, and the Dallas-Fort Worth area. With 772+ closed transactions, she ranks in the top 2% in sales based on NTREIS MLS production and is backed by a 4.9-star rating from 84 Google reviews, plus additional public reviews on Zillow (about 8) and Facebook (about 5). Kelly holds the GRI, ABR, and SFR designations and has been recognized as a D Magazine Best Realtor (2017-2025), Local Profile Award winner (2023-2024), and Real Producers Top 500 (2019-2026). She focuses on resale, new construction, luxury homes, and relocation, typically in the $400K to $1M+ range.
    OTHER LANGUAGES
    English
    HOBBIES/INTEREST
    Play golf and tennis. Love to cook!
    FAMILY
    Married for 28 years and have 2 boys, 27 & 23
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    Credentials

    LICENSE
    Real Estate - Texas - # 0609012
    Designation

    GRI (Graduate Realtor Institute)

    ABR (Accredited Buyers Representative)

    Top Producer

    REALTOR

    Specialties

    • Sellers
    • Buyers
    • Residential Property

    Awards

    • rewards

      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Allen, TX

    Other Awards

    Best in Dallas 2017-2025, Local Profile Award 2023-25, Real Producers Top 500 2019-2026, Top 2% in sales, #1 Small Team in volume at Monument Reatly

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    FAQ

    Answered Questions

    Is it dumb to buy a house without seeing it first?

    What matters is not whether you see it in person first. What matters is how well you protect yourself before you close. Buying a house sight unseen is not crazy, but it does require a smarter process. I've worked with out-of-state buyers who purchased based on video tours, inspections, disclosures, and a solid local agent, and it can absolutely work. The key is making sure you have the right people on the ground and the right protections in place. A FaceTime tour alone is not enough. You want a trusted agent who will be brutally honest about layout, condition, location, noise, surrounding homes, and anything that does not show well on camera. You also want a thorough home inspection, seller's disclosure review, repair negotiations if needed, and the right contingency periods so you can back out if something feels off. To protect yourself, make sure you: aEURc get detailed live video tours, not just polished listing photos aEURc hire a strong local inspector aEURc review disclosures carefully aEURc ask about age and condition of roof, HVAC, foundation, plumbing, and electrical aEURc research the neighborhood, commute, flood risk, and resale potential aEURc keep your option period or inspection contingency in place aEURc never waive protections unless you fully understand the risk If possible, having your agent attend inspections and send you extra videos, photos, and notes can make a huge difference. So no, it is not dumb. Going in blind without a solid strategy would be dumb.

    Answered by Kelly Pearson | Atlanta | 113 Views | Working With an Agent | 2 weeks ago
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    Contact Information

    Location

    Cowboys Way #160 Frisco, TX, 75034

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