Flip or Flop Nashville (2018– ) User Reviews

Ex's That Get Along

[aaronlshickell · 7/10 · 1 February 2019]

The show is quite enjoyable to watch, despite being ex's they truly seem to get along & have great chemistry unlike Flip or Flop. Impressed with design choices both external & interior.

Great personalities and chemistry!

[cbwilliams-67412 · 9/10 · 1 February 2019]

I enjoy this show a ton, due to the personalities and interaction of the hosts! There are plenty of home renovation shows out there with basic or custom changes- that isn't why I watch. Regardless of the designs or the actual look of the properties, the journey, how they relate, the sense of humor all make this show enjoyable!

Big personalities, bad home renovations

[logansgotmail · 4/10 · 25 October 2018]

I live in Nashville, I've seen the way the housing industry has been turned upside down by people doing bare minimum renovations to flip houses for $50,000 more than their worth, and these two are some of the worst at it. They find the cheapest homes they can and do basic facelifts on the homes to try and sell them again in a month or two. The end results look terrible compared to the other homes surrounding them, and they almost always sell for less than they appraised. Just watch the show a couple of times, almost every episode ends with "we got less than we expected" or "we're hoping to get an offer soon". The renovations are just underwhelming.

Questionable design choices

[susanagalvan · 3/10 · 29 January 2019]

This team makes some questionable design choices. They seem a couple years behind the times with up to date design trends. Brown waterfall edge granite in 2019? Glass chandelier pendant lights over the island? Other shows know that master en suites, true open concept kitchens, and double vanities in shared bathrooms are non-negotiable items. This team doesn't prioritize these basic flip upgrades.