Straight answers.

We manage and deliver your presale renovation, and your FLIPRO bill is settled from the sale proceeds at the closing table. You never fund the construction while the work is happening, and every cost is agreed in writing before we start.

FLIPRO does, end to end. One accountable team from the first walkthrough to the final one. We manage the trades, hold the schedule and walk you through the progress at every stage. Be as involved as you want to be, or sit back and watch it come together.

With a free walkthrough and a fixed written estimate. From there we set a renovation strategy built to maximize your sale price, then put the scope and the costs in front of you in writing. Approve it, ask us to revise it, or walk away. No work starts until you sign.

It depends entirely on the scope, which is why the timeline is settled in writing during pre-planning rather than estimated on the phone. A single room is a different project from a whole-home renovation, and your agreed schedule reflects that.

At closing. Your FLIPRO bill is settled from the sale proceeds at the closing table, exactly as agreed at the start.

Every cost, fee and term is listed in writing for you to review before anything begins. We organize and provide the documentation a renovation requires, including insurance, contractor licensing and permits, and the agreement itself.

We do run a credit check, but the decision rests on the property's potential, not on your score.

The market can move while a home is being renovated and listed, and we will not pretend otherwise. That risk is exactly why nothing at FLIPRO starts on a handshake: the costs, the terms, and how our bill is handled are agreed in writing before work begins, so you know where you stand before the first trade arrives.

It is a fair question, and it deserves a straight answer for your specific situation. Ask us during the walkthrough and we will take you through the agreement line by line.

No. A minimum equity requirement applies, and not every property qualifies. Before anything is signed we run our own research and market analysis to work out whether the sale of the finished home supports the cost of the work.

That decision happens up front, so nobody spends weeks on a project that was never going to work. If the numbers do not support the renovation, we will tell you.

Four things:

• What the finished home could sell for
• A minimum equity requirement
• The scope and cost of the work
• Our own market analysis

From a single tired bathroom to a full structural renovation:

• Kitchen renovations
• Bathroom renovations
• Full-home renovations
• Living spaces
• Curb appeal and landscaping
• Staging and styling
• Roofing and exteriors
• Garage and attic conversions

We serve Texas, across Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, Austin and San Antonio.