Central episode is new, but sounds like another train wreck. I'm going to watch just to see the awful bathroom tile clashes, and the total incompetence of the two flippers. This Thursday there's a rerun, supposedly with bonus scenes, and extra facts, at 7 central of Legacy and Patricia. They were romantic partners last show, no longer, and now aren't flipping houses together either. They didn't even look at the inspector's report, just as they didn't look at the disclosures this time. Kitchen cabinets were some kind of wood grain, and had to be refinished so they didn't look like plywood. They're the ballroom dancers who bought a house and financed the rehab in the mortgage too, which horrified Tarek (usually the mortgage is for the house, and they finance the remodel separately). The first time Legacy and Patricia appeared, they were very irritating to me. I think they under report the costs, and other things that hurt the profit Of course, I wouldn't be surprised if it was under contract before the open houses, or any other shenanigans for filming. They're lucky that the original offer of $2.4 still existed after the failure of the open house to bring more offers. Patricia and Legacy are spliting the partnership. Open house viewers don't like the price, or want to go over asking. The floor tile in that bath doesn't go with the shower tile, or anything else in the bathroom. Main bedroom is OK, main bath is spectacular, but other two bedrooms and shared bath are small, and I hate the Sautillo tile in the shared bath. So, they're having an open house to get more offers.īack yard is small. They went way over budget at $450k, break even is $1.898 million. They added the third bedroom by splitting the second bedroom, and $2.5 for a three bedroom is bizarre to me. They're up to $2.4 with the prospective buyers, but comps are $2.1, and $2.2, and they want to wait for a much higher offer. I hate the stone wall in the kitchen, with the counter tops. I hate the bathroom saultillo floor tile, with the shower tile, it's not a cohesive look. The laundry room looks like a laundry closet. You want to appeal to the largest buying pool, not a small portion of buyers. I'm also sick of hearing about the flippers vision. I don't need Patricia and Legacy breaking up the partnership on the remodel time on the show. Legacy didn't check with the city, so the front deck extension was almost done, and was ripped out because it didn't look at city rules on set backs. There's supposed to be a potential buyer for $2.25 without contingencies, with $535,000 profit. Tarek's health issues show he has Celiac, gluten allergy. Patricia wants to do another funky kitchen, with stone back splash up the wall to the ceiling. I hope the screwups are just for the filming. So, they did demo and the deck, before permits were finished by the city. Legacy didn't check the disclosures, so the springs near the pool might crack it, but it turns out OK. Patricia has a 'surprise', that's never good. If this flip doesn't turn out with a big profit, then the two will go their separate ways. They're no longer a couple, and their second flip barely made a profit. With a 6 month timeline, break even is $1,715 million. It is a vintage property from the 1920s, and the ‘Flip or Flop’ duo plan on renovating it so that the original character of the house stays intact and they can modernize it as well.Legacy and Patricia, return flippers, buy house for $1.255, with a $300k rehab budget. In the ninth season, Tarek and Christina flip a house in Hollywood. Here are more details about specific cities and neighborhoods where ‘Flip or Flop’ has been filmed. The show follows realtors and professional house flippers, Christina and Tarek, as they buy several run-down properties in varying stages of dereliction all over Southern California and then beautify them. HGTV’s ‘Flip or Flop’ is filmed entirely on location in Southern California. Curious to know where they film ‘Flip or Flop’? We’ve got all the information for you right here. On the show, Christina is mostly in charge of the interior design while Tarek handles the demolition and reconstruction. They may not have worked out as a romantic couple, but the two still make an awesome team, a complete force to reckon with in the highly competitive world of house flipping. The great thing about the former couple is that they are able to work together still in harmony after their divorce.
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