Tarek and Christina flip a four-bedroom, tri-level home in Orange, CA, with a pool full of problems and a dated interior floor plan.
Tarek and Christina make plans to view a property in Diamond Bar, CA. But when Tarek rushes off for a date, Christina relentlessly pokes fun at him, and a blowout between them could get in the way of...
Tarek and Christina find a good deal on a house in Anaheim, CA. They need to act fast if they want to lock it in, but they have to make an offer without seeing the inside.
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Title: Flip or Flop (2013– )
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Tarek El Moussa | ... | Self - Host / ... 132 episodes, 2013-2021 | |
| Christina Anstead | ... | Self - Host / ... 130 episodes, 2013-2021 | |
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Taylor El Moussa | ... | Self - Christina & Tarek's Daughter / ... 94 episodes, 2013-2021 |
| Kevin Htain | ... | Self - Identity Home Staging 53 episodes, 2014-2021 | |
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.
I enjoy watching this show but mainly because I live in Southern California where all these flips are being done so it appeals to me since it's close to home. I do agree with others that Christina's Valley Girl way of talking is incredibly annoying and I wish someone would encourage her to change it, if only for her daughter's sake. From what I can see on the show, she and Tarek are decent people, trying to earn a good living for their little girl and their relationship seems easy and comfortable. I'm glad that this couple get along rather than bicker and roll their eyes at each other on camera. They may seem fake to viewers but I think they're just being themselves and I like that they don't put on a big show. The formula is good in that respect. I don't like seeing them drive around in their status- symbol Escalade and I do get tired of how much make-up she wears. She's young and doesn't need it! Anyway, I think the renovations they make re very fun to watch but I doubt they're getting them done for the amounts they state, unless they receive deep discounts from the network or the sponsors. The most interesting thing about the show to me is seeing them fix up dilapidated houses in bad areas high in crime that sell for $400,000! That's the essence of SoCal! Most of the houses on this show are ridiculously overpriced and even renovated aren't worth half of what they sell for because the cities and neighborhoods are terrible places to live and usually only a few blocks away from gang lands.