We Made our Subscriber $46K on Our First Dallas Flip!

For the first time, Lauren and Lincoln, the Austin Flipsters, are taking their talents beyond Austin and into Dallas, Texas! They’ve found a charming 1950s gem in need of mostly cosmetic updates, and they're ready to transform it into something spectacular. Join Lincoln and Lauren—aka "Lorraine" while in Dallas—for all the action, from design inspiration to renovations, as they tackle their first flip project in the Big D. Don't miss out!

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[KimDe]

In Florida most of have our washer and dryer in our garages.

[KKC-oz]

Agree...your tile patterns alone are ALWAYS FABULOUS!

[monciparedes]

I miss Lincoln mentioning that he’s 6ft. Petition to have Lincoln find a way to mention in it in every video! 🙋🏻‍♀️

[eliser]

I would want a window in the laundry shed. I like natural light.

[kingjay]

That two tone shower was amazing! Do that more often.

[valarya]

I love the primary suite bath upgrade. Unfortunately the house has sat on the market for over 2 months unsold, has already had 1 contract fall through, and has had TWO price drops (10k less than listed price now). Good luck, guys!

[judylapointe]

Should have left more room for the kitchen table, you could have made the island a food narrower.

[KenGettingerRealEstate]

I'm about to close on my first flip and fix with y'all and mines's in Dallas too. Crazy thing, I just was renovating one of my rental properties that has popcorn on the crown molding. Lol. Super excited to work with y'all. I plan to visit the site at least a couple of times.

[ElvenGoddess]

I love the way this came out. The styling now is not so modern that its out of place for the floor plan and age of the house, but its not dated either. As soon as I saw the floor plan I could see that hall closet going to the bathroom. Easy call!

[rorik.]

I would have kept the wall between kitchen and living, but made a bigger opening to the dining space and made the kitchen into L shape instead of this huge island in the small house, and now living room seems like a corridor with the two opening, instead of a cozy living space imagine that with kids, not fun, I think it would have been worth it to try and include the laundry in, it was an issue that wasn't solved.
but good luck!!!!

[noone_inparticular]

You two are so fun to watch! Love the house too!

[jennyhammond]

I pictured the exterior of the house the color of the front door. Turned out nice!

[Jules]

Hi Austin Flippers! The house turned out beautiful! The dining area is a little small and not enough room for stools at the island. Maybe next time you have a small area think about a banquet table with storage in the seating area. You would have given the new homeowner a much larger gathering area. Cheers!

[tamaraliscia]

A tired house will now be a lovely home for someone. The little opening with shutters was out of place. Opening it up was a good idea as the kitchen was dark and dreary and looked small. And widening the other opening was a good idea. ... So much natursl light in the main areas. I can see a small, cozy seating area in the bump out and access to the kitchen for a cup of coffee is right there.

[ElicBehexan]

I found you when you when you did that cute little place in Brownwood. I guess my problem with your stuff is while you have a shower, why not put a bench in? When I had my house remodeled, that was what I had done in the first bathroom. The remodel was done to GET a second bathroom. I think you would have people who might be downsizing appreciate it.

[darealmicahurbex]

Yall went from Austin flipsters to the Dallas flipsters.

[KnightmareSpr]

Let's do something in Birmingham, Al. The market is ready

[davidm]

Looks great! I'm wondering, is there a reason you didn't fully remove the wall in front of the kitchen? I'm wondering was that a design choice, or because of structural reasons?

[mmarsh]

Came for the banter, love the design.

[TheDazza]

I think that island was way too big for the space. You won’t be able to put chairs at the island and sit comfortably with the table right at your back. A normal depth island would have made the kitchen area look so much larger and roomier. Now it just looks cramped.