*** No USDA eligible properties were found in Frisco ***
To find a home that may be eligible for a USDA loan, have a look at the neighboring city Savannah, TX. This city falls within a zone of USDA loan eligibility.

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Frisco, Texas in Collin County


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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Frisco.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Collin county include:

Allen,   Altoga,   Anna,   Beverly Hill,   Blue Ridge,   Celina,   Chambersville,   Chambliss,   Climax,   Copeville,   Culleoka,   Deep Water Point Estates,   Desert,   Fairview,   Farmersville,   Fayburg,   Frognot,   Josephine,   Kelly,   Lavon,   Lavon Beach Estates,   Lavon Shores Estates,   Lowry Crossing,   Lucas,   Marilee,   McKinney,   Melissa,   Millwood,   Murphy,   Nevada,   New Hope,   Parker,   Pike,   Plano,   Princeton,   Prosper,   Saint Paul,   Trinity Park,   Valdasta,   Verona,   Westminster,   Weston,   Wylie,   Yucote Acres,  

 

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Anderson,   Andrews,   Angelina,   Aransas,   Archer,   Armstrong,   Atascosa,   Austin,   Bailey,   Bandera,   Bastrop,   Baylor,   Bee,   Bell,   Bexar,   Blanco,   Borden,   Bosque,   Bowie,   Brazoria,   Brazos,   Brewster,   Briscoe,   Brooks,   Brown,   Burleson,   Burnet,   Caldwell,   Calhoun,   Callahan,   Cameron,   Camp,   Carson,   Cass,   Castro,   Chambers,   Cherokee,   Childress,   Clay,   Cochran,   Coke,   Coleman,   Collingsworth,   Colorado,   Comal,   Comanche,   Concho,   Cooke,   Coryell,   Cottle,   Crane,   Crockett,   Crosby,   Culberson,   Dallam,   Dallas,   Dawson,   DeWitt,   Deaf Smith,   Delta,   Denton,   Dickens,   Dimmit,   Donley,   Duval,   Eastland,   Ector,   Edwards,   El Paso,   Ellis,   Erath,   Falls,   Fannin,   Fayette,   Fisher,   Floyd,   Foard,   Fort Bend,   Franklin,   Freestone,   Frio,   Gaines,   Galveston,   Garza,   Gillespie,   Glasscock,   Goliad,   Gonzales,   Gray,   Grayson,   Gregg,   Grimes,   Guadalupe,   Hale,   Hall,   Hamilton,   Hansford,   Hardeman,   Hardin,   Harris,   Harrison,   Hartley,   Haskell,   Hays,   Hemphill,   Henderson,   Hidalgo,   Hill,   Hockley,   Hood,   Hopkins,   Houston,   Howard,   Hudspeth,   Hunt,   Hutchinson,   Irion,   Jack,   Jackson,   Jasper,   Jeff Davis,   Jefferson,   Jim Hogg,   Jim Wells,   Johnson,   Jones,   Karnes,   Kaufman,   Kendall,   Kenedy,   Kent,   Kerr,   Kimble,   King,   Kinney,   Kleberg,   Knox,   La Salle,   Lamar,   Lamb,   Lampasas,   Lavaca,   Lee,   Leon,   Liberty,   Limestone,   Lipscomb,   Live Oak,   Llano,   Loving,   Lubbock,   Lynn,   Madison,   Marion,   Martin,   Mason,   Matagorda,   Maverick,   McCulloch,   McLennan,   McMullen,   Medina,   Menard,   Midland,   Milam,   Mills,   Mitchell,   Montague,   Montgomery,   Moore,   Morris,   Motley,   Nacogdoches,   Navarro,   Newton,   Nolan,   Nueces,   Ochiltree,   Oldham,   Orange,   Palo Pinto,   Panola,   Parker,   Parmer,   Pecos,   Polk,   Potter,   Presidio,   Rains,   Randall,   Reagan,   Real,   Red River,   Reeves,   Refugio,   Roberts,   Robertson,   Rockwall,   Runnels,   Rusk,   Sabine,   San Augustine,   San Jacinto,   San Patricio,   San Saba,   Schleicher,   Scurry,   Shackelford,   Shelby,   Sherman,   Smith,   Somervell,   Starr,   Stephens,   Sterling,   Stonewall,   Sutton,   Swisher,   Tarrant,   Taylor,   Terrell,   Terry,   Throckmorton,   Titus,   Tom Green,   Travis,   Trinity,   Tyler,   Upshur,   Upton,   Uvalde,   Val Verde,   Van Zandt,   Victoria,   Walker,   Waller,   Ward,   Washington,   Webb,   Wharton,   Wheeler,   Wichita,   Wilbarger,   Willacy,   Williamson,   Wilson,   Winkler,   Wise,   Wood,   Yoakum,   Young,   Zapata,   Zavala,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Frisco, TX?
Then read on!

1. Frisco was founded in 1902 as a railroad town on the Texas and Pacific Railway.
2. The city was named after the railroad's landowner, Collin McKinney, who was a prominent settler in the area.
3. In the early 1900s, Frisco was a small farming community with a population of only 500 people.
4. In the late 1980s, Frisco began to experience rapid growth due to its proximity to Dallas and its access to major highways.
5. In 2003, the Dallas Cowboys moved their headquarters and training facility to Frisco, further boosting the city's population and economy.
6. Frisco is now home to over 200,000 people and is one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States.