That is one of you best flips! Extending the bathroom is the best decision, because its a huge selling point. One thing I'd do would be creating nice walk-in closet instead of two separate regular ones in master bedroom as its huge and there's def enough space for it :D
This house needed some landscaping in the front. Also extending the counter out towards dining room was a great idea...however..it should have extended out more so there was leg room. Master suite could have been staged with a seating area as well.
I think the primary bedroom was so big they could have turned the closets into walk in closets. It definitely felt like too much open leftover wasted space. And who doesn’t love more closet space? Overall though, nice flip!
Beautiful home but i don't like the staging in the living room, it looked empty and out of place. Also, French doors in the LR would have been amazing. Good job though
Every time I see a new house flip video from you two, it just puts a huge smile on my face and I always make sure to set aside time to watch it. You're just awesome and this was a great video per usual! Well done! 😊❤
Call me crazy but I'd split that primary bedroom into 2 rooms and make it a 4/2. That costs a good amount of money so I know it may not be the most cost effective for a flip, but extra bedrooms do sell so it's just something interesting to think about.
The shower area in the primary bedroom's bathroom looks awesome. On the front of the house I think it would have looked way better to paint the horizontal wooden part in the same white so it blends in. Also as someone else mentioned I was thinking it would have been great to divide the bedroom up further to create an office, although I'm not sure if that would have worked out to more profit, and also whether it was feasable to do in the space.
I would love to know the time split between you and your clients on this project. Is it something like 80%-20% (you-clients)? The final results look real good.
this is my second video and in both the kitchens were very small. My deal breaker is the size of the kitchen. Spending 10k more to remove the walls could have a very positive impact on the value of the house.
Turning a pass though in the kitchen into an extended bench top breakfast bar was an inspired move. Good to see the sage feature wall didn’t get the chop. It will be a sad, sad day when white subway tiles are considered outdated! LOL 💗❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🤍🤎
If it had been up to me... think that since the tile is in good shape, just leave it. Also, enlarge the master bath, put a nicer tub in and a beautiful shower. It appears the electrical has already done, but I would rather have the kitchen on an exterior wall and have a window, Dining room or utility room would work in old kitchen area.
In Texas, is vinyl flooring considered an "upgrade" from tile or carpet? Because in Illinois, it's considered tacky and cheap. You'd only use it in rental properties. If I were looking for a new house, vinyl flooring would be an automatic "NOPE!" It just screams "Flipper" to me. It's depressing and sad.
From what I've observed, houses in northern states value carpet because it helps keep the house warm. They are in Texas where it gets hot. Many people in more hot climates hate carpet. As for tile it really depends on the type of tile. The ones in the video were definitely dated. Wood flood is really popular right now but very few people want real wood since it's so hard to take care of. With these vinyl floors you can get the look you want and it will be very durable and water proof.
I’m in California and vinyl is pretty common at least among my friend group. We replaced our carpet with vinyl and felt like we got a huge improvement even if it was a wash as far as the home value.
Vinyl is not considered tacky in a lot of areas. It goes into most of the new homes I’ve toured and it’s surprisingly really durable. We prefer it to carpet for the ease of cleaning and allergies. In Texas a lot of homes deal with foundation shifting which can be bad for tile obviously. We will be doing vinyl when we replace our cracked tile 🤪😵💫😂 flooring.
@@MO-cu9uc Luxury Vinyl Plank is a whole other kettle of fish. We have it in our upstairs and it looks like real wood. Upscale homes where I live are using it more and more because it's so practical and less expensive than real hardwood.
I'm obsessed with the exterior before picture, it has so much character (in a good way). Disappointed to see that you guys took all that character away
For some reason they always paint brick and stone. Seems dumb to me to create more work for yourself in the future by having to paint it over and over again. Looks tacky now.
Super disappointed you painted the rocks in the front. All white, has totally taken away any character. You could have picked a nice cream color for the stucco that blended with the rocks.
2 tones in the kitchens are no more trendy in Europe for more than 6 to 7 years now....when I visit kitchens halls it's all about materials, wood, steel, apoxy and the colours are more in the wood tones.....mixing materials does give a different modern touches too but what is really the trend here is to blend the kitchen in ur house, no upper cabinets, no obvious big sink, everything is concealed so the kitchen looks more like ur living room area, it disappear completely but they r also the most expensive ones since they all work electronically.
That master bedroom is HUGE!!! What was on the other side of the closet wall? Given the size of the room it would've been nice to have bigger closet space.
Excellent job on your flips. I have owned, flipped quite a few homes in the past and currently. You guys are doing a great job at it. I have a number of videos from some of my rentals as well on my channel: Hustle and Fun. Keep up the great work!!
I love your videos, but they all sound like they are in 2x speed. I slow them down to .75 speed and it’s too slow. Is there a different platform that I can watch them, except RUclips?
How do you find contractors to do entire house renovation in just $75000? In Canada's toronto's suburbs it costs $50000 just to build basement and about $30000-40000 to renovate kitchen on main floor for comparison..
It's taken us around $45K just to do some new upstairs flooring, light fixtures, paint inside and out, new countertops, sinks, backsplash and fireplace hearth and surround tile in our 2500 sq. ft. house. We didn't move walls or anything major--it was all cosmetic. It'll probably take another $30K to do a very basic basement finish. (The house was quite run down and dirty when we bought it so it needed a lot of work.) We spent around $40K to upgrade my son's 870 sq. ft. house ten years ago that was built in 1886 (he's disabled and we bought him the house and my husband and I are very blessed to be able to do so--especially because we were as poor as church mice during the first 15 years of marriage).
omg we had those tiles on our early 2000's house 😂, all you need now is all of the salmon furnishings to go with it 🤮. I'm so glad you're getting rid of them. hahah
I think people bring their fridges when moving.. In Europe, we usually bring everything with us, unless it's sold like this with something that are better.
I remember they said in previous videos that s Sometimes they just don’t want to wait for all Appliances to arrive to make a video. And it’s going to be added later .. Or something like that
Unless it's a model home, new houses rarely have fridges. Even older ones usually don't them because the sellers take them when they move out. Anything built in like ovens and dishwashers are left. I left our fridge in the house we just sold because the people who sold us the house we're in now left their fridge. Refrigerators are a pain to move, but expensive so that's why most people take them. Ditto washers and dryers.
The front/facade is now kinda plain..? Sorry, I felt like it lost its character... Also, I think tiles are better than vinyl flooring. I guess that's only because it's the go-to here in my country.
I am just confused, is it their flip, or yours? It's sounds like they just came with the money, and made some minor adjustments, while you two actually decided everything. I would be grateful for the money it brought, but I wouldn't feel like it was my flip, as I didn't design it, didn't choose the colors, didn't have much to say. Like with that huge bedroom, I would have made the bathroom even larger, with a freestanding tub, or something, to make the bathroom match the luxurious size of the bedroom. It still felt a little cramp, and since you did do that extension anyway. Why not? And what's with the whole two hand faucets? Richer people don't like the one hand adjustment? As a European, that doesn't make any sense, we had that when I grew up, it's fiddely. When we had the money for it, we would upgrade to the one hand adjustment. US is so weird in many ways, no mudroom, or entryway for your clothes, just walk with your dirty shoes right inside, drag that dust and whatever (dogpoo) you might have been walking on, deep into the house. It's so high finish, but at the same time, so old time style, where you didn't have enough space for a designated "storage" room. (seeing memories of those wooden cabins, with the coat and boots right inside by the door) 😆
It's hard not seeing it in person, but I don't think the master bedroom has to be so huge. If part of it had been used for a bigger kitchen and pantry that would have been better for resale. I don't know where the bearing walls are or what's on the other side of the bedroom so I'm just speculating. The dinky closets are bad. There should have been a huge walk-in closet off of the bathroom. The kitchen peninsula without an overhang is strange. If I were looking at the house it'd be a huge turn off. The stools are useless there because you'd have to sit sideways to eat at the counter. An overhang would have greatly increased the kitchen prep area. There's a a chip on the side of the bathroom vanity that's obvious in the video. That should be repaired before the house goes on the market. It's little things like this that can make a big difference to potential buyers. If something like this is ignored, what else has been ignored? As other commenters have mentioned, the flippers seem to only be paying for the flip and have had almost no input in it at all. They probably haven't learned a whole lot from the experience as a result. All of this said, I enjoy this channel's videos.
I'm not liking the olive green either, I thought a nice muted red orange, something warm color. I do not like the dining chandelier, I looks like a big spider! The master bedroom needs color and a couch in front of the closets to make it nice. :-)
I don’t understand why the stagers don’t use bed skirts to hide the cheap bed frames. That’s the first thing that draws the eye when you view the bedroom and it looks so tacky.
I’ve noticed that you always push the furniture to the wall …even in larrrge rooms. It’s ok to leave at least a foot out or more for corner chair placement. Dining chairs do not touch table they need to sit out ,to look roomy. Don’t you think
I’m located in Dallas TX and I’ve done 4 flips but want to get into a multiplex (4-8) at least, buy and hold though. I have the funds but need a good deal. If anybody has any deals that fit this criteria, please let me know. Wholesaler 😬
I personally would've kept the original stone colours on the outside and only painted the walls white, and the fences white too instead of navy. The all white look hides the textures of the stonework and kinda characterless and boring in my personal opinion. But the interior is perfect! Good job guys
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That is one of you best flips! Extending the bathroom is the best decision, because its a huge selling point. One thing I'd do would be creating nice walk-in closet instead of two separate regular ones in master bedroom as its huge and there's def enough space for it :D
This house needed some landscaping in the front. Also extending the counter out towards dining room was a great idea...however..it should have extended out more so there was leg room. Master suite could have been staged with a seating area as well.
100% - I had all the same thoughts
Agree, and the master bath door would have been better hinging on the other side.
Master bathroom could've been made lager, seing that their is so much emty space, as well as a cose sitting area in the bedroom
I thought exactly the same
@@zibbie the walls would have stuck out more and would have created a type of hallway entering the room
I would have painted stucco off white and left rocks as is. All white exterior makes it look flat. But all in all nice house!
Yes, just regrouted it with white, then had a light grey paint that matched with the stones, then either white or dark wood on the details.
Yeah same, they seem to like painting bricks/ rocks though. They really leave them like how they are.
I think the primary bedroom was so big they could have turned the closets into walk in closets. It definitely felt like too much open leftover wasted space. And who doesn’t love more closet space? Overall though, nice flip!
This house feels so much larger than the square footage says. Plus I love this couple. They are the nicest people.
Beautiful home but i don't like the staging in the living room, it looked empty and out of place. Also, French doors in the LR would have been amazing. Good job though
19:50 That plug outlet on the left should have been moved up. Feels like an electric shock is just waiting to happen.
I think the primary suite could have been styled into sub areas. It could have had an office space
Every time I see a new house flip video from you two, it just puts a huge smile on my face and I always make sure to set aside time to watch it. You're just awesome and this was a great video per usual! Well done! 😊❤
Love this! Thank you!
@@AustinFlipsters You’re welcome! Here’s what I said when your video showed up in my notifications was, “Yay!! What a good start to my Saturday!” 😂☺️
A seating area in the main suite would have shown the buyers more options
Was there a chip on the corner of the double vanity or was that a little bug at 18:37?
Yep, it's a chip. Bad, bad, bad to not repair it.
Call me crazy but I'd split that primary bedroom into 2 rooms and make it a 4/2. That costs a good amount of money so I know it may not be the most cost effective for a flip, but extra bedrooms do sell so it's just something interesting to think about.
Make sure you paint over ANY beautiful Brick! Oh, and roof Must be black, in a nod to the Texas heat..
15:28 why is there a three panel raised door and a six panel door. Mismatching doors is a no 🫣
omg i love this house, the exterior now looks sooo good, love the extended counter super functional & the staging totally my style 🤩 great job!!
My guess for “the Boxes” may have been a last name for the former residents. Favourite thing about the house is the flooring choice.
That was my guess too.
Love how it turned out... loving the master bedroom and bathroom 👍
No CARPET EVER!!!!!!!
Guys, you're awesome. Lots of love from Brazil. 2:54 is a brazilian meme, she is called Nazaré haha
The shower area in the primary bedroom's bathroom looks awesome. On the front of the house I think it would have looked way better to paint the horizontal wooden part in the same white so it blends in. Also as someone else mentioned I was thinking it would have been great to divide the bedroom up further to create an office, although I'm not sure if that would have worked out to more profit, and also whether it was feasable to do in the space.
I would love to know the time split between you and your clients on this project. Is it something like 80%-20% (you-clients)? The final results look real good.
Guys the editing and makeover is simple and perfect
Beautiful! I like the painted stone, too.
this is my second video and in both the kitchens were very small. My deal breaker is the size of the kitchen. Spending 10k more to remove the walls could have a very positive impact on the value of the house.
So awesome. Love love love your channel. How nice to see your subscribers get to join in on the hose flipping.
Turning a pass though in the kitchen into an extended bench top breakfast bar was an inspired move. Good to see the sage feature wall didn’t get the chop. It will be a sad, sad day when white subway tiles are considered outdated! LOL
💗❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🤍🤎
If it had been up to me... think that since the tile is in good shape, just leave it. Also, enlarge the master bath, put a nicer tub in and a beautiful shower. It appears the electrical has already done, but I would rather have the kitchen on an exterior wall and have a window, Dining room or utility room would work in old kitchen area.
In Texas, is vinyl flooring considered an "upgrade" from tile or carpet? Because in Illinois, it's considered tacky and cheap. You'd only use it in rental properties. If I were looking for a new house, vinyl flooring would be an automatic "NOPE!" It just screams "Flipper" to me. It's depressing and sad.
Same here it reminds me of a hospital or doctor's office.
From what I've observed, houses in northern states value carpet because it helps keep the house warm. They are in Texas where it gets hot. Many people in more hot climates hate carpet. As for tile it really depends on the type of tile. The ones in the video were definitely dated. Wood flood is really popular right now but very few people want real wood since it's so hard to take care of. With these vinyl floors you can get the look you want and it will be very durable and water proof.
I’m in California and vinyl is pretty common at least among my friend group. We replaced our carpet with vinyl and felt like we got a huge improvement even if it was a wash as far as the home value.
Vinyl is not considered tacky in a lot of areas. It goes into most of the new homes I’ve toured and it’s surprisingly really durable. We prefer it to carpet for the ease of cleaning and allergies. In Texas a lot of homes deal with foundation shifting which can be bad for tile obviously. We will be doing vinyl when we replace our cracked tile 🤪😵💫😂 flooring.
@@MO-cu9uc Luxury Vinyl Plank is a whole other kettle of fish. We have it in our upstairs and it looks like real wood. Upscale homes where I live are using it more and more because it's so practical and less expensive than real hardwood.
I'm obsessed with the exterior before picture, it has so much character (in a good way). Disappointed to see that you guys took all that character away
Totally agree.
For some reason they always paint brick and stone. Seems dumb to me to create more work for yourself in the future by having to paint it over and over again. Looks tacky now.
@@judylapointe3507 Once you've painted brick, you're stuck with it. It's not that durable and will start flaking off and look horrible and run down.
I'm brasilian. Sometimes I've seen tile as trim or window sill.
I get so excited when I get a notification you’ve posted a new video!! (Happy dance)
Super disappointed you painted the rocks in the front. All white, has totally taken away any character. You could have picked a nice cream color for the stucco that blended with the rocks.
Yup, they are character killers and brick painters
Dark coloured grout missing in a bathroom with black fixtures is definitely z missed opportunity
They always paint everything white, almost always with back accents.
Agree
@@christinestephenson1742 works for them...
Nice vid
Funny how you just made all the decisions and ignored the "partner's" opinion on the accent wall. Not really much of a partnership.
Exactly
THE BOXES ARE THE TILES! COME ON GUYS! :-):-):-)
Cant wat foe your next videos...😊
2 tones in the kitchens are no more trendy in Europe for more than 6 to 7 years now....when I visit kitchens halls it's all about materials, wood, steel, apoxy and the colours are more in the wood tones.....mixing materials does give a different modern touches too but what is really the trend here is to blend the kitchen in ur house, no upper cabinets, no obvious big sink, everything is concealed so the kitchen looks more like ur living room area, it disappear completely but they r also the most expensive ones since they all work electronically.
Should have painted the accent wall the same blue as the trim outside. Still looks good though
Nice big house and yard. Love Texas 😍
That master bedroom is HUGE!!! What was on the other side of the closet wall? Given the size of the room it would've been nice to have bigger closet space.
I love the work that was done on this flip! CONGRATULATIONS! I hope and pray that this sells soon! Take care and God bless!
Omg I live your channel so much! I saw this video pop up in my recommended and got so excited! Keep up the great work! :))
Really want to see the house you guys live in!
At long last your back 😊.
The wise decisions made in those small details made a huge difference! Another great flip guys! 👍😊
17:34 the black lock then bothered me that it's not on right
Our house was built in the late 50’s and has tile on a couple of the windows where the house hasn’t been renovated yet
Excellent job on your flips. I have owned, flipped quite a few homes in the past and currently. You guys are doing a great job at it. I have a number of videos from some of my rentals as well on my channel: Hustle and Fun. Keep up the great work!!
I love your videos, but they all sound like they are in 2x speed. I slow them down to .75 speed and it’s too slow. Is there a different platform that I can watch them, except RUclips?
How do you find contractors to do entire house renovation in just $75000?
In Canada's toronto's suburbs it costs $50000 just to build basement and about $30000-40000 to renovate kitchen on main floor for comparison..
It's taken us around $45K just to do some new upstairs flooring, light fixtures, paint inside and out, new countertops, sinks, backsplash and fireplace hearth and surround tile in our 2500 sq. ft. house. We didn't move walls or anything major--it was all cosmetic. It'll probably take another $30K to do a very basic basement finish. (The house was quite run down and dirty when we bought it so it needed a lot of work.)
We spent around $40K to upgrade my son's 870 sq. ft. house ten years ago that was built in 1886 (he's disabled and we bought him the house and my husband and I are very blessed to be able to do so--especially because we were as poor as church mice during the first 15 years of marriage).
Do have a hard money lender of choice?
That's a really pretty flip!!!! Love it
Nice job!
Not one handheld shower in all the two bathrooms! Not good at all.
omg we had those tiles on our early 2000's house 😂, all you need now is all of the salmon furnishings to go with it 🤮. I'm so glad you're getting rid of them. hahah
What 3D render do you all use?
We have the same tile floor in our newly renovated house…
Love the color of the vinyl. Do you happen to have a link?
Is there a reason on every reveal your kitchens never have a fridge? Is this the one appliance that in Texas is usually left up to the buyer?
I think people bring their fridges when moving..
In Europe, we usually bring everything with us, unless it's sold like this with something that are better.
I remember they said in previous videos that s
Sometimes they just don’t want to wait for all Appliances to arrive to make a video. And it’s going to be added later .. Or something like that
Unless it's a model home, new houses rarely have fridges. Even older ones usually don't them because the sellers take them when they move out. Anything built in like ovens and dishwashers are left.
I left our fridge in the house we just sold because the people who sold us the house we're in now left their fridge. Refrigerators are a pain to move, but expensive so that's why most people take them. Ditto washers and dryers.
More videos plz. Ty
Beautiful home 🥰
"kitchen looking dope as hell" 😂 yasssss
That room could've used a walk in closet, great job guys 🎉
I want to design my living room, bedroom ,bathroom and everything all the house and backyard please, can you do it in this house
A primary bedroom that big definitely needed a walk-in closet...
Good job but that home needs a fence and more trees in the back yard. The site of RV is not pleasing.
Good work! I wouldn’t have painted the stonework, but besides that 👍👍
The front/facade is now kinda plain..? Sorry, I felt like it lost its character... Also, I think tiles are better than vinyl flooring. I guess that's only because it's the go-to here in my country.
Your favorite colors black, dark grey and navy blue all dark colors
They use neutral colors because they are selling these houses. The customizing & "personality" is up to the new owners
I personally would have left the stone exterior untouched and just painted the brown paint white. Oh well 🤷🏼♂️
Which 3D render software did you use to for virtual design ?
Anyone know what software they use for their 3D rendering?
I am just confused, is it their flip, or yours?
It's sounds like they just came with the money, and made some minor adjustments, while you two actually decided everything.
I would be grateful for the money it brought, but I wouldn't feel like it was my flip, as I didn't design it, didn't choose the colors, didn't have much to say.
Like with that huge bedroom, I would have made the bathroom even larger, with a freestanding tub, or something, to make the bathroom match the luxurious size of the bedroom. It still felt a little cramp, and since you did do that extension anyway. Why not?
And what's with the whole two hand faucets? Richer people don't like the one hand adjustment?
As a European, that doesn't make any sense, we had that when I grew up, it's fiddely. When we had the money for it, we would upgrade to the one hand adjustment.
US is so weird in many ways, no mudroom, or entryway for your clothes, just walk with your dirty shoes right inside, drag that dust and whatever (dogpoo) you might have been walking on, deep into the house.
It's so high finish, but at the same time, so old time style, where you didn't have enough space for a designated "storage" room.
(seeing memories of those wooden cabins, with the coat and boots right inside by the door) 😆
Lot of homes in the U.S. have mudrooms--especially in new homes. I think a lot of the older homes featured in these videos don't have them.
This flip was beautiful 🤩
I love it.
It's hard not seeing it in person, but I don't think the master bedroom has to be so huge. If part of it had been used for a bigger kitchen and pantry that would have been better for resale. I don't know where the bearing walls are or what's on the other side of the bedroom so I'm just speculating. The dinky closets are bad. There should have been a huge walk-in closet off of the bathroom.
The kitchen peninsula without an overhang is strange. If I were looking at the house it'd be a huge turn off. The stools are useless there because you'd have to sit sideways to eat at the counter. An overhang would have greatly increased the kitchen prep area.
There's a a chip on the side of the bathroom vanity that's obvious in the video. That should be repaired before the house goes on the market. It's little things like this that can make a big difference to potential buyers. If something like this is ignored, what else has been ignored?
As other commenters have mentioned, the flippers seem to only be paying for the flip and have had almost no input in it at all. They probably haven't learned a whole lot from the experience as a result.
All of this said, I enjoy this channel's videos.
I'm not liking the olive green either, I thought a nice muted red orange, something warm color. I do not like the dining chandelier, I looks like a big spider! The master bedroom needs color and a couch in front of the closets to make it nice. :-)
I don’t understand why the stagers don’t use bed skirts to hide the cheap bed frames. That’s the first thing that draws the eye when you view the bedroom and it looks so tacky.
I wonder if they were missing part of the sign that said "check" as in "check the boxes on your bucket list" idk
I was thinking it was the previous owner’s last name?
I can’t believe you covered the stones!! It looks worse outside
I’ve noticed that you always push the furniture to the wall …even in larrrge rooms. It’s ok to leave at least a foot out or more for corner chair placement. Dining chairs do not touch table they need to sit out ,to look roomy. Don’t you think
Does anyone know what that light fixture is called /brand name in the dining area, to look it up on the internet
"Trade Winds Lighting Madison 5 light chandelier"...
@@tonyabrookes9931 thank you
omg they used a brazilian meme in the video editing 😂❤️
Awesome.
Me next, choose me!!!
"The Boxes" most likely refers to the family that used to live there
The exterior light beside the front door should be bigger. Everything else was great.
The kitchen was small for this house
460k for that lmaooooo
I’m located in Dallas TX and I’ve done 4 flips but want to get into a multiplex (4-8) at least, buy and hold though. I have the funds but need a good deal. If anybody has any deals that fit this criteria, please let me know. Wholesaler 😬
Congrats on your journey so far! 👏
‘Those who can, do; those who can’t, teach.
She kept the ugly green accent wall even though the lady didnt like it? lol
I’m surprised no one has punched a hole in that Kyle water tower yet how upsetting 😂
The background music is too loud and distracting for me...
“Nobody does it like Kyle y’all” every small town in Texas 😒
What sucks about your channel is that you guys don’t post so much :/ but I understand… this projects take time.
I don't like windows without curtains. There is no warmth and comfort. The house is more like an office.
I personally would've kept the original stone colours on the outside and only painted the walls white, and the fences white too instead of navy. The all white look hides the textures of the stonework and kinda characterless and boring in my personal opinion. But the interior is perfect! Good job guys
Your ads take more time in the video than the actual house and the renovation. Chill.