Flip or Flop Vegas
A rundown condo on the Strip becomes a Vegas showplace.
A rundown condo on the Strip becomes a Vegas showplace.
Aubrey and Bristol score a house with a rundown exterior, dated floor plan and cave-like kitchen.
Aubrey and Bristol work to turn a dog urine soaked home into a showstopper.
Aubrey gets a tip on a private sale for an outdated 1977 home, and gives it an updated retro design.
Aubrey and Bristol turn a rundown 1960s home into a modern Vegas farmhouse.
Aubrey and Bristol check out a neglected home that they see as three floors of industrial glam.
When a three-bedroom, 1980s ranch house drops in price, Aubrey sees the potential to make a profit.
Aubrey and Bristol take a chance on a disastrous Las Vegas townhouse with bugs and water damage.
Aubrey and Bristol take a risk buying a one-bedroom, one-bathroom in a nice location sight unseen.
Aubrey and Bristol buy the worst house on the block and turn it into a beach cottage hideaway.
Aubrey and Bristol purchase a condo on Las Vegas Boulevard within walking distance of the Strip.
A cookie-cutter home has good bones, but the profit margin is slim, leaving no room for mistakes.
A home for sale in Las Vegas raises red flags because there are bars on the windows and doors.
Aubrey and Bristol take a chance on a foreclosed farmhouse with signs of neglect.
Aubrey and Bristol check out a two-bedroom house that just hit the market.
Aubrey and Bristol bring in bold, modern twists to a home near Nellis Air Force Base.
Bristol and Aubrey deal with challenges, including a broken-down pool and a depressing kitchen.
Aubrey transforms a split-level house into a high-end bachelor pad.
Aubrey and Bristol give a Las Vegas starter home a glam-farmhouse finish.
A covetable property needs a total remodel thanks to outdated finishings and a poor layout.