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- What the heck.
- [Tarek] You made it.

- [Christina] Oh, come on.
- It comes with a horse.

- You should take that home.
- It's horse property.

You should take that home.

All right. What do you think
about this beauty?

[Christina] Uh, it looks like
literally out of a horror movie,

like the creepy
children's play stuff

that hasn't been used
in 30 years

inside of the,
like, tumbleweeds.

[Tarek] But here's the
good thing about this house.

It's a four bedroom,
three bathroom,

1,344 square-foot house.

I don't know how they fit so
many bedrooms and bathrooms

in this tiny little house,
but they did.

Talked to the owner today,
he's asking 490.

I ran the comps and some
are even as high as, like, 670.

- Oh, my God.
- So at four ninety, if it's not too bad--

It's definitely going to be bad

based on the outside.

Only the finest for you.

- It's almost like it's been abandoned for 50 years.
- [Christina] You think?

-Look at the ceiling. [exclaims
in disgust] -Oh, that's nasty.

- [door thuds]
- We're in.

- Okay.
- Okay.

- [Tarek] You're going to love this entry.
- Oh, stop.

[Tarek] Look, this is
screaming mid-century modern.

- [Christina] It's very dark.
- [Tarek] And we love mid-century modern.

[Christina] The high ceilings
are cool, but the rest, not so much.

Look at the size of
this kitchen.

[Christina] It's big because half the
kitchen juts out to the family room.

And also, do you not notice
how dark it is in here?

[Tarek] Not that bad.
Maybe nine grand.

- [Christina] Nine grand.
- [Tarek] Ten grand.

- [sighs] Jeff. Jeff!
- [Tarek] Jeff.

What's in this creepy room
right here?

Oh, no, there's just
aluminum patio cover.

Okay. So this room
needs to come down.

[Tarek] Yeah, it's not
permitted. I mean...

[Christina] Eww.

I'm sorry. I'm not...
I can't step in that.

I have, like, cropped jeans
and I'll get really itchy.

- Just get outside.
- No! You!

- Just get out. I am outside.
- You'll leave me out there. You're stepping in it.

I don't understand. What are these
mounds? Like mounds everywhere.

[Christina] Dead bodies.
Needs a lot of work.

[Tarek] I mean,
look how much fencing we need.

This is at least
ten grand back here.

Man, this house is dark.

- One tiny little bedroom.
- [Christina] Oh, my God! Oh, it smells so bad.

- What is this?
- [Tarek] This is nasty.

It's like some creepy
murder room.

[Tarek] Hey, cool.

Oh, what?

Okay.

Yeah, we'll just pop this out
right here.

We'll put a tub in here.
Full tub shower.

- Uh, and here...
- Oh, uh-oh.

...eight grand, nine grand.

Why is the carpet multicolored?

Oh, my God, it smells so bad.
It smells like urine.

[Tarek] There's something
going on.

I'm not even going in there,
I'm going this way.

I'll see you around the corner.

- Oh, my God.
- You're such a sissy. You know that?

[Christina] Such a sissy?

- What's under there?
- [Tarek] Jeff needs to pull this out.

- [Christina gags] - There's
a big problem in here.

- What is it?
- It's got to be the foundation.

Oh, my God, you're making me
real itchy. That's really gross. [gags]

[Tarek] So,
bathroom number two...

- I tell you--
- [Christina gasps, shrieks]

Perfect! We have a guest house!

[Christina exclaims]
Look at the ceiling.

I mean, it's a great space,

- but it's illegal.
- Oh, stop.

It's really stressing me out.

[Tarek] It's not permitted.
We're gonna have to tear it down.

We're probably looking at
two, three grand to tear down.

Okay. So,
it's going to cost a lot.

What's with all the
unpermitted stuff here?

You have the patio addition.

You have the other creepy room
with the kitchen.

It's just a fixer-upper.
It's not that bad.

I knew this was gonna be
a disaster.

All that stuff has to come out.

[Christina] It's really bad.
Really, really, really bad.

What do you think's... There's
a reason why that's there.

Why is it there?

[Tarek] It's a design feature.
What do you mean?

[Christina] No, it's not. There's
something really strange going on up there.

- I think we're done.
- [Tarek] No, no.

There's more to the--
Right when we walked in.

- Okay. This is four bedroom, three baths.
- [Christina] Mm-hmm.

[Tarek] This could be nice. Private
bedroom and bathroom for guests.

This box is good news?
With holes in it? Holes in it?

Oh, we have major water
damage. Look, you see it from here.

The roof might need
to be replaced.

[Christina sighs]

[Tarek] Is there a shower
in this one or no?

[Christina gags] I don't know.

[Tarek] Oh,
we have a shower. Look.

- [Christina] Oh, my God.
- Full shower. This is a huge win.

Four bedroom, three bathroom,
Garden Grove.

I'm telling you, this house is
going to sell for a lot of money.

I'm telling you, this house
has a million problems.

I feel like this house is
gonna be a super disaster.

Like there's gonna be a lot of problems
here that we're not even, like, aware of.

[Tarek] Well, I mean, it
really comes down to Jeff's bid,

but it's in Garden Grove,
super-hot market.

And on top of that, we have
four bedrooms and three baths.

- Is that the worst yet?
- It ain't that bad.

That's one of the most
janky houses

- I've ever been into.
- [Christina] It really is.

What is wrong with you two?
I love this house.

- You're so weird.
- How much? Fifty, sixty?

You're looking at 105.

$105,000 for 1,300 square feet.

Yep. Big-ticket things,
you're looking at a roof.

I don't know how they did
this aluminum roof.

You're looking at your AC,
you've got a lot of demo.

So you're at $105,000,

he wants 490 for the house.

[Christina] He's asking
too much.

Our break-even would be
like six-and-a-quarter

and the resale is like
650 to 670.

- I think we can get a better deal.
- [Tarek] I love Garden Grove.

I love that it's a four-bedroom.

I say we come in at 440.

If we come in at 440,
it gives us a spread.

If things go right,
we get lucky,

things go wrong, we break even.

- All right.
- [Tarek] All right. Guess I'll let you know.

- [Jeff] Let me know, you guys.
- Thanks.

[Tarek] We ended up getting
the house for 450,000.

Forty grand under the
asking price, which was good

because they left everything
that we saw in the house,

and then also the garage,
which had even more junk.

Come on, Jeffrey. I told you
it was gonna fit.

- It's perfect. Like a glove.
- [Jeff] I told you it'd fit.

[Tarek] Ow, my finger!

[Tarek] It's costing us six
grand just to remove the trash.

[banging]

[Christina] Hello.

Hey, back here in the kitchen.

- Yay, we own this.
- Oh, my God.

- All this luxury.
- [Tarek exhales]

- Wow, it's hot.
- What's going on with, like, the funky rooms?

- [Tarek] I don't know. Jeff.
- [Jeff] Yo.

[Tarek] Did you get
that carpet up?

- [Jeff] Not yet.
- [Tarek] Let's lift up the carpet.

Let's see what
we're working with.

[Jeff] All right, so, this seems
to be the worst of it in here.

Got some water damage,
that's for sure.

[Tarek] Pull it
a little bit slow

because I don't want
all this stuff coming up.

[Christina] Oh, my...
Oh, my God.

[Tarek] All right. Well, we
have dry rot and wood damage.

[Christina] That's disgusting.
What is it?

[Tarek] Is that the foundation
or is that the floor?

What? I'm confused.
What are we looking here?

- [Jeff] There is bugs in there, too.
- [Christina] Ew!

[Christina groaning]

- [Tarek] Where?
- [Jeff] They're everywhere. Look at them.

[Tarek] They're crawling.
There's fleas and bugs all over.

[Christina whimpering]

- [Tarek] Come on, come back.
- [Christina] No, no way. Nope.

There's fleas and bugs all over.

[Christina whimpering]

- [Tarek] Come on, come back.
- [Christina] No, no way. Nope.

[Jeff] So it looks like what they
did, is they laid a parquet flooring

over the concrete.

So the foundation is good then?

[Jeff] Foundation seems to be
there. You got good news, dude.

- I got bugs on me.
- [Tarek] Ew.

[Jeff] What we're gonna have
to do is just demo everything,

pull up everything
and spray the house.

That's disgusting, dude.

It is what it is. I mean,
I don't know what to say.

[Tarek] This house
looks like a bomb shelter.

Oh, my God.

- [Christina] Wow.
- [Tarek] Look at this.

[Christina] It's a hot mess.

- [Tarek] What's up, Jeff?
- I mean, you guys have got so many problems.

Look how much
termite damage though.

- [Christina] Yeah.
- [Tarek laughing] Oh, my God.

[Jeff] The studs
literally fell out.

- Ew. Nice choice.
- I know.

[Jeff] So I've got to do
a lot of framing.

You guys have got about
another 1,000 bucks in that.

All righty.

So right off the bat, we have
a wall going back in here.

- Yep.
- So from this point forward is the kitchen.

- [Jeff] Yep.
- Do you think we need an entry door right here?

- No!
- Okay.

- No. Get rid of that.
- So just close off that door.

So this entire space
is now kitchen,

- wrap around cabinets, uppers, lowers, uppers, lowers.
- Mm-hmm.

[Jeff] If you guys are gonna end up
running the cabinets all the way down...

- [Christina] I feel like you should.
- ...that means,

I can run the cabinets here,

but, oh, I have no uppers here.

- I think we can get rid of the window.
- Okay.

[Jeff] It costs
a little bit more to do that.

You guys have 500 here.

To save money, why don't we just

keep everything where it's at.

We put the sink right here. The dishwasher
right here. Stove, microwave right here.

I agree, the existing layout
actually makes sense.

[Jeff] Good thing is,
those look pretty new.

This is your bug bedroom.

We can't have a shared bathroom.

We need to make sure at least
one bedroom has their own bathroom.

So all we have to do is put up a new
wall and now we have a private bathroom.

[Jeff] Right. You've probably
got 400-ish in the drywall work.

Not only do we have
these issues in here,

we also have
all these issues back here.

Well, the illegal patio cover is gone,
you can actually see the yard now.

Oh, my God. Look how awful
this looks.

- [Tarek] Oh, my God!
- [Christina] It's like everything's wrong.

- [Jeff] Oh, my gosh, look at the house.
- Look, guys. Look at this.

Look at the roof line,
the whole thing.

[Christina] How much is
all this gonna cost?

[Jeff] Fascia, tails,
you're looking at 2,500 bucks.

What I'm worried about is this.

I've got gas lines that
potentially run under concrete.

You're gonna have to locate
where the tie-in is, cap it off.

If this runs under the concrete,
that means I gotta break it up.

Oh, don't do it.
Don't say it. Are you serious?

[Christina] Like literally,
every inch of this house,

there's something wrong.

I told you this house
was gonna be a disaster.

We're already $10,000
over budget,

and we haven't even started
designing.

We agreed
it was gonna be a disaster,

and that's why I said
we shouldn't buy it.

- No, you didn't. You were like...
- Yes, I did.

- "A four bedroom, three bath in Garden Grove."
- That's what you said.

I was like, we have to
take down additions,

there might be
a bunch of problems.

- And you were like all gung ho about it.
- Liar.

All right, so we're only doing

the Garden Grove kitchen
today, right?

- Correct.
- [Tarek] Let's make a pretty one.

Okay. So gray,
flat panel cabinets.

Oh, you're telling me
we're going gray?

Or are you asking me,
"Can we go gray?"

- I'm telling you.
- Okay.

All right, so this house
isn't that big.

It has like a mid-century
modern vibe to it.

- What are these?
- What?

Eh? Eh?

No, I feel like we've literally
done everything on that wall.

- I'm trying.
- I want to find something new.

We've done a lot of
mid-century modern homes,

but I want to lean
more modern with this design

and find something
we've never done before.

Of course, after flipping over
500 houses together,

that's easier said than done.

This is new.
We haven't used this.

That's pretty cool.
Let's try these.

- This is $12 apiece.
- Let's try these.

All right. That's fine. Yeah.

Well, I think we've done every
other tile here, so might as well.

[Christina] I like that,
with the flat panel.

- Maybe we should go lighter.
- Now, hold on.

Is it laid like this
or does it go like this?

[Christina] No, no.
It doesn't make a circle.

[chuckling] You can go with
gray or you can go with black.

- Okay. So you just show me the layout.
- [Christina] Yes.

Personally, I like the gray.

- [Tarek] All right.
- [Christina] Wanna look at counters?

[Tarek] All right.
I kind of like this one.

- It's super bright white...
- Uh-huh.

...and the color really
picks off the gray.

- This is perfect.
- Yeah. Really pretty. We haven't used it yet.

Makes me like it even more. I
think it's perfect for the house.

- [Tarek] All right.
- [Christina] Cool?

Let's go order.

- [Tarek] It's going nice.
- [Christina] Layout looks good.

All right.

Is it gonna look big?
You know what? It works.

- [Christina] At least it's private.
- [Tarek] It is private.

Okay. So this is
the kitchen look, right?

- Yeah, the half moon.
- [Christina] Yes.

Imagine we use this material

to create that semicircle look.

So with the gray tile, I want to
create a half moon design right here.

So this is all gray, and then
run the white tile on top of that.

- So you're not talking about using this tile.
- No.

- You're talking about copying the look.
- Correct.

- With this tile.
- Yes.

- Oh, God.
- Creating our own semicircle with our own tile.

I can just tell you that just based
on what we're trying to do here,

it is going to be more expensive

because we have all those cuts
to create that half moon.

At least an extra,
like 700 bucks.

Well, I think, "Worth it."

Every bathroom? 'Cause that's
gonna be $2,100 extra.

Why don't we do
two bathrooms like this

- and one bathroom we just do all grey?
- 1,400.

- Not bad.
- All right, I love it, good job.

[machine whirring]

Hey, we got some bad news.

- Remember that tin roof we had?
- Yeah.

There was nothing underneath.

No sheeting,
no plywood, nothing.

Like you take the tin roof off

and you're looking in the house.

So now, [chuckles] we have to
put plywood on the entire house.

[Christina] Uh,
this looks really expensive.

Hey, Tim,
can you come here real quick?

- I know we had to do a new roof on the house.
- Yeah.

But how much extra was all this?

We reckon about $5,000.

- An extra $5,000?
- Extra. Extra 5,000.

This house is costing a fortune.

- [Tarek] We got counters going in?
- [Christina] Pretty.

What's up, guys?

- [Jeff] What's going on, dude?
- Ooh, it's dark back there.

[Christina] Is there
lighting in the ceiling here?

[Jeff] Not in here.

When you have no attic space,
there's nowhere to hide anything.

So you have no room for
anything to run wiring through here.

It's very dark in here.

And don't forget, like, this is
our cabinet color everywhere.

It's a flat panel, but still,
it's a really dark gray.

[sighs]

But we can't sell the house
like this.

[Christina] I mean, we
shouldn't close off that window.

I know, I know.
This is terrible.

Jeff, I'm gonna have to ask.

How hard would it be
to get that window going?

- Put the window back?
- Yeah, look how dark it is, we can't sell like this.

I mean, do you think we
can pull it off with just lighting?

Just put a bunch of lighting,
maybe we do under cabinet lighting.

Under cabinet lighting.
I like that idea.

I can do up lighting
on the top of the cabinets.

- Just gives a reflective glow off the ceiling.
- [Christina] Let's do that.

But then what are we gonna do
about lighting up this room?

[Jeff] Look here. You see
the line that ran up?

- You see, how it ran all the way down here.
- [Tarek] Yeah.

That was where
they had their wiring running.

So if you want some lighting
in here,

essentially, what we're gonna
have to do is

just run that metallic cable
back up there to give you wiring.

I don't love the idea
of an exposed wire,

but we definitely need a light
in the dining room.

People aren't gonna be able
to see what they're eating.

[Tarek] How much do you think
it would cost to redo it?

[Jeff] For all the lighting
and fixtures, about 2,500.

All right. It's gonna look nice.

- [Tarek] The yard looks huge.
- [Jeff] Now for some good news.

The gas line, the water line, everything
that we thought we might have to rip it up,

it just runs back to the meter.

We're gonna cap this off.
It'll be fine.

- Sold!
- Can I get a bigger smile than that, dude?

What do you mean, bigger
smile? That's great news.

- Bigger smile!
- I just gave you a clap and a smile.

- I thought that was good news.
- No, that's good news.

- I'll take it.
- You didn't have to break up concrete.

- All this stuff come out, $5,000.
- Wait, wait, all jokes aside,

now you're talking about
concrete.

- What are we gonna do with this concrete?
- [Jeff] You tell me.

- You could tile it, you could paint it.
- What's cheaper?

[Jeff] We could resurface it.
Have all kinds of options.

[Tarek] What if we just resurface it?
What do you think that would cost?

[Jeff] About 1,800.

[Christina] I like that better
than paint. Let's do that.

[Jeff] All right.
So most of the backyard,

you guys just want grass,
what are we doing?

- [Christina] Sod and mulch.
- Yeah.

Let's make it
a nice, clean yard.

Good?

- All right.
- [Christina] Yep.

[Tarek] All righty.

[whooshing]

- [Tarek] Jeffrey.
- [Jeff] What's going on, dude?

Look at you working hard for
the money. Oh, my gosh. I love it.

- [Jeff] You like it?
- [Christina] Yeah. So cool.

[Tarek] That is actually
really, really cool.

Dude, you would not believe
how long it took.

Did you do this yourself?

- No, I'm not that talented.
- [Tarek] I dig it.

There's one thing missing
in here, that's a little odd.

- There's no mirror.
- [Jeff] Yep. You guys have a window in the way.

Yeah. Why didn't we think
about that?

We should have done a smaller
window and then put a mirror right here.

[Jeff] What if
we can find something

that's kind of like, you
know those swivel TV mounts

that'll pull a TV away
from a wall?

You put the mirror down low,

- so when it's in there...
- Actually, that's a good idea.

- ...and then it pulls up and goes into it.
- Look at you. Such a designer.

- [Tarek] I like that.
- Like that?

I think that's our best option.

[Jeff] You guys gonna let me
get back to work now?

- Thank you.
- Yes, sir.

[Christina] All right,
you ready to talk paint?

[Tarek] Yeah, we got the
windows in, the roof is on.

One of these will be
really pretty for the body.

I kind of like
that kind of slate-ish blue.

- I like this for the body.
- Okay. And these are trim options,

because the roof's so dark I
almost feel like that one's cool.

- [Tarek] Okay.
- But for this house, I think, like, it'd be really cool

- to have the front door a pop of color.
- Okay, depends on the color.

- Pop.
- I mean, that is really hipster.

Or pop.

Actually prefer the yellow.
That looks pretty.

- Okay. So--
- Super cute. Okay.

- I'm gonna tell Jeff this.
- Okay.

Look, we have light.

All right. Well, is it gonna
light up the whole room?

- [Tarek chuckles] - [Christina]
Well, it's better than nothing.

I'm worried about the kitchen.

Oh, my God.
Look how dark this is.

I can't even see over there.
You just blend in.

- These look black.
- It's actually kind of depressing.

Well, you better
cross your fingers,

because if this kitchen
doesn't light up,

we're gonna have to add a
window. It's gonna be a ton of money.

You better cross your fingers,

because if this kitchen
doesn't light up,

we're gonna have to add
a window.

- Okay.
- [sighs]

- It's a lot better.
- It's a lot better, but is it passable?

Feels very industrial, but
hopefully when the backsplash is in,

- it'll actually feel like a kitchen.
- Guess we'll find out.

Would you consider
putting the window back in?

Like if we put it on the market,

- and we don't get offers.
- [groans]

I mean, if it was like a worse-case
scenario, yeah, we'd probably have to.

[Tarek] We gotta come up with
a list price

for the Garden Grove house,

and you are not gonna believe
how much money we spent.

What?

We paid 450,000 for the house.

Originally when we walked in,
we thought the rehab

was going to be 105,000.

- Which is a lot. Yeah.
- Which is a lot.

We ended up spending $133,000.

133? Okay.

So after commission
and closing costs,

our break-even
is gonna be 616,000.

A lot for the neighborhood,
no? What are the comps?

One just sold, three bedroom,
two baths for 702,000.

- It's crazy.
- It is crazy.

So, I mean,
if that one sold for 702,

it's missing a bedroom,
it's missing a bathroom,

- I think we come in at 728.
- Seems fair.

Who would have thought that
that crazy weird hoarder house

- would potentially make $100,000.
- Yeah, six-figure profit.

- [Christina] Look at this cute house.
- [Tarek] It is cute.

It's so much better. Remember
before, it had all that, like,

really old, like,
playground equipment?

Looked like a tumbleweed
had attacked it.

[Tarek] It was like
a haunted house. Yeah.

[Christina] Now, it looks cute.

[Tarek] What do you think
about the color?

[Christina] I like it.

It's got a lot of character.
It definitely pops.

I love that front door.

[Tarek] Oh, the yellow.
It's a nice-looking house now.

Aw, it's so nice.

It has a nice mid-century
vibe, I like the layout.

-And there's light
-[Tarek] There is light.

The first time
we walked in here,

it just screamed
dark and creepy.

- At least we have natural light now.
- [Christina] Right.

Before, they had that,
like, big wall

kind of coming out here with
the cabinets and everything.

Looks so much better open.

Okay. Is it too dark in there?
Let's see it.

[Christina] The design
looks amazing.

I absolutely love
the backsplash.

I love the cabinet color.
I love the countertops.

It's not too dark, right?
This is good.

With the lights on, it works.

Should we turn the lights off?

- [sighs]
- [laughing]

- [Tarek] Oh, no.
- Never turn the lights off, ever.

- [Tarek] That's a big yard. Look at that.
- [Christina] It is.

So this is where that addition
used to be, right?

- [Christina] Right.
- [Tarek] The patio actually came out pretty nice.

Yeah, we just resurfaced.
It looks great.

All right.
Nice bright, white walls.

[Tarek] You know, I like that it's all
white actually. Makes the house feel bigger.

The main bedroom.

[Christina] This is
a nice size bedroom.

The question is,
how did our bathroom come out?

Came out nice. Look at this.
That's a good compromise.

- Yes, that totally works.
- Yeah. That's nice, right?

Huh, it's really cool.
I like it.

I love the design,
I love the penny rounds.

I love that we've
never done it before,

that it ties in
with the kitchen.

Yeah. Well, there's no other
house in the neighborhood

that have
a custom-designed tile.

These aren't
the biggest bedrooms, but...

- [Tarek] They're bedrooms.
- [chuckles] They're bedrooms.

And this room
was a disaster before.

[Christina] Right, it works.
Has a nice view of the backyard.

I love the flooring, too,
by the way.

[Tarek] And then we have
the office set up back here.

[Christina] It's nice.
And we still have a closet,

so it is a technical bedroom.

[Tarek] And the bathrooms
are nice.

[Christina] I actually like it
like this. I like that it's different.

I like that they're... You know,
not all of them are exactly the same.

[Tarek] Yeah. No,
the house is great.

I mean, overall,
it's a cute house.

[Christina] The design is
super unique. It's really original.

I think there's a ton of value
with this house.

Hopefully the dark kitchen doesn't
distract buyers and we'll see what happens.

Yeah. Well, I guess
we're gonna find out soon.

[Tarek] Christina had
some doubts about this house,

and I must admit,
the kitchen is a little dark.

But on the bright side,
we received 11 offers

and sold the house
to a cash buyer for 780,000,

making a profit of over 163,000.

Time to find another house
to flip.