Tarek and Christina take on a Whittier, CA, home that would scare most buyers away, but as renovation begins, the expenses keep piling up. Will costly problems bring this house and their profit down ...
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Title: Flip or Flop (2013– )
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Tarek El Moussa | ... | Himself - Host / ... 113 episodes, 2013-2019 | |
| Christina El Moussa | ... | Herself - Host / ... 113 episodes, 2013-2019 | |
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Taylor El Moussa | ... | Herself - Christina & Tarek's Daughter / ... 90 episodes, 2013-2017 |
Real estate agents Tarek and Christina flip houses in Southern California by purchasing old homes in need of TLC and renovating them to perfection. The couple re-sells the houses for a profit, breaks even, or loses money. Follow the flips from purchase through re-sell, and provides the viewer with all of the information in-between.
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This couple apparently has now completed a hundred flips or more of similar size and complexity. Yet, on EVERY HOUSE, they go over budget and over the time estimate. And not by a little, but by a huge amount. No contingency of any kind is ever factored into their estimates. Ridiculous and just speaks to their level of incompetence. And if I hear "what?" one more time, I think I'll scream. Interesting that Chip and Joanna on Fixer Upper as well as Drew and Jonathan on Property Brothers don't seem to have these issues. I suppose when you're dealing with clients, you feel a sense of responsibility to plan and execute your work more sensibly and to factor in some unknowns. This couple, however, is so beyond realism it makes me laugh. Every house looks the same; every house is over priced. I seriously question the quality of their work as well. It would be interesting to go back a year later and see what problems the new homeowners have encountered.