Flip or Flop Vegas

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 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.

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 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 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Aubrey gets a tip on a private sale for an outdated 1977 home in the family-friendly Las Vegas community of Spring Valley.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 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 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 Marunde buy the worst house on the block and set out to turn the 3-bedroom, 2-bath ranch house into a beach cottage hideaway. When their timeline is threatened by delayed materials, there's no room for mistakes in their vision of bringing the beach to the desert.

Aubrey and Bristol purchase a small condo on Las Vegas Boulevard within walking distance of the Strip. Aubrey envisions the ideal buyer as someone who wants to be in the thick of the action so she's turning this bland condo into a super glam high-end apartment.

Aubrey and Bristol take a chance on flipping a cookie-cutter home. The house has good bones, but the potential profit margin is slim, leaving no room for mistakes. On top of that, the design needs to pop in order to make this house stand out in a sea of lookalike competitors.

Aubrey and Bristol purchase a home to flip in Las Vegas that raises a lot of red flags. There are bars on the windows and doors and the roof is leaking, but if they can transform this home quickly, they might make a tidy profit.

Aubrey and Bristol take a chance on a foreclosure with signs of neglect, including an ancient air conditioning unit. Installing a new unit could decimate their bottom line, and they wonder if they can save the little cottage.

Aubrey and Bristol find a '90s-style home near Nellis Air Force Base that could be perfect for a military family. The couple gets rid of the out-of-date elements and brings in bold, modern twists in their riskiest renovation yet.

Aubrey and Bristol find a '90s-style home near Nellis Air Force Base that could be perfect for a military family. The couple gets rid of the out-of-date elements and brings in bold, modern twists in their riskiest renovation yet.

Bristol and Aubrey set their sights on a fixer-upper in the Henderson, Nevada. They face serious challenges to get the home ready for market, including a broken-down pool, a depressing kitchen and a layout that makes no sense.

Aubrey jumps at the challenge of turning a split-level house in the Southern Highlands neighborhood of Las Vegas into a high-end bachelor pad. But in order to turn a profit, she must keep a tight deadline and $30,000 budget.

Aubrey and Bristol purchase a starter home in Las Vegas, and while it may be a small house, buyers expect the best in this town. Aubrey uses custom finishes built by Bristol to deck out the home and give it a glam-farmhouse style.