Flip or Flop Nashville

The pressure mounts for Page and DeRon to flip a 1960s Nashville gem she bought on a whim; the two upgrade the house by creating new rooms and new problems, but in the end they create a space perfect for future homeowners.

Page and DeRon buy a cozy North Nashville cottage that stretches the definition of a third bedroom, and the pair devise some renovations to make this incredibly tiny house feel huge.

Page and DeRon rehab a 1950s cottage with a confusing floor plan; DeRon plans to reimagine the awkward 1980s addition into a sprawling master bedroom suite; Page becomes determined to create a new master bathroom.

The flipping duo buys a cute cottage in the neighborhood of North Nashville in the hopes that the small house will bring a big profit.

Page and DeRon find a three-bedroom home with a partially finished basement in a pristine neighborhood, but it becomes more complicated than anticipated.

Page and DeRon purchase a cute two-bedroom, one-bath cottage in the historic Inglewood area, but the house turns out to be nothing but trouble for them as they discover water damage, asbestos and more.

Page finds a three-bedroom house on a huge corner lot in the heart of Donelson, but the rambling ranch has a cramped and confusing interior.

DeRon and Page tackle a tiny brick cottage in the historic neighborhood of Inglewood, hoping it will be a quick flip, but when they start the demolition, they realize the house is in worse shape than they thought.

Page and DeRon get the chance to flip a cozy brick cottage in an up-and-coming neighborhood; to make the most of its limited space, they must downsize the home from three bedrooms to two, which is a risky thing to do with a flip.