Flip or Flop Vegas

Aubrey and Bristol return to the neighborhood where they flipped their first property together to transform a rundown, bank-owned home into a three-story, industrial-glam showstopper.

Aubrey and Bristol jump on a long-abandoned house she has been watching for years after it finally gets put up for sale. They take the 1960s-era structure down to the studs and flip it into a modern farmhouse with glam touches.

Aubrey gets a tip on a private sale for an outdated 1977 home in the family-friendly Las Vegas community of Spring Valley. She fills the sunken living room and gives the home an modern-retro update with a bold color scheme.

Aubrey and Bristol buy a home in the suburbs and barely make it through the front door before being overwhelmed by the smell of dog urine. Then, Aubrey goes all out with a design that includes marble floors and an open floor plan.

Aubrey and Bristol score a rundown house that's been sitting on the market for a couple of months. They give the house a modern makeover with a black-and-white color scheme and open floor plan that liberates the kitchen.

Aubrey and Bristol purchase a small, rundown condo on the Vegas Strip for $117,000. Comps in the area are running around $150,000, so the couple knows they'll have to stick to a tight budget to make this one pay off.

Aubrey and Bristol buy a house site unseen for $250,000 in west Vegas. The ranch-style home is in an upscale neighborhood with comps around $400,000, but the dull and dated property will need a high-end overhaul to turn a profit.

Bristol and Aubrey tackle a home in an older neighborhood that's full of '90s features. However, two of those features remind Bristol of growing up in the Pacific Northwest, giving him a bold idea for the design theme.

Aubrey and Bristol snatch up a townhouse and quickly realize why they got it at a bargain price. The previous owners gave up renovating halfway through, so they work to transform it into a glamorous home with custom features.

Aubrey and Bristol purchase a dilapidated 1940s property in the small town of Boulder City, NV. They decide to build a two-bed, two-bath addition and choose a cottage theme that will blend into the historic neighborhood.

Aubrey and Bristol take on a home in an exclusive golf club community. The house hasn't been updated since the 1980s, so Aubrey gives it modern, farmhouse touches with a fireplace makeover and open floor plan.

Aubrey and Bristol renovate a downtown condo to show that there's more to downtown Las Vegas than the strip. Aubrey hires a muralist to create a bedroom installation, but he only agrees to work on the project for one day.