PLITCH Trainer for House Flipper

Get the PLITCH House Flipper Trainer

Trainer at a Glance

Total Cheats: 7
Free Cheats: 1
Premium Cheats: 6
Platform: PC
Game Mode: Single-player
Trainer: PLITCH

House Flipper is a first-person renovation and property simulation game developed by Empyrean and Red Dot Games, published by PlayWay S.A., and released in 2018. You buy run-down properties at low prices, renovate them from the ground up, and sell them for a profit. Every task happens in first person: you clean floors, repair walls, install fixtures, paint rooms, and lay new tiles by hand. The quality and completeness of your renovation directly determines how much a buyer will pay when the property goes back on the market.

Money is the central resource that funds every property purchase, material cost, and tool upgrade throughout the game. Skill Points unlock improved tool efficiency, faster work speed, and better renovation quality across several skill categories. The flamethrower is a specialist tool used for removing old wallpaper and stripping surfaces quickly. Keeping it fully stocked avoids mid-job interruptions when a wall requires more passes than the tank holds by default. Your skill investment shapes how quickly jobs can be completed and how high a final sale price you can achieve on each property.

The PLITCH trainer covers all 7 confirmed cheats for House Flipper across money management and skill point control.

Free Cheats for House Flipper

+ some money: Adds a moderate amount of money to your balance. Use this to cover a specific material purchase or bridge a small financial gap without fully overriding your in-game economy. It keeps the financial dimension of the game active while removing individual budget bottlenecks.

Premium Cheats for House Flipper

The premium cheats extend into larger money deposits, financial restrictions, skill point control, and flamethrower maintenance.

Money

+ a lot of money: Adds a large amount of money to your balance in a single activation. Use this when you want to purchase a high-value property immediately or invest in a full set of renovation materials for a complex job without waiting for sale revenue to build up first.
Less money: Reduces your current balance. Use this as a deliberate financial restriction to simulate tighter operating conditions where every material purchase and property investment requires careful planning.

Skill Points

+1 Skillpoint: Adds one Skill Point to your total. Skill Points unlock faster tool use, better paint coverage, improved cleaning efficiency, and higher renovation quality across the game’s skill tracks. Adding them accelerates your access to the upgrades that make jobs faster and more profitable.
-1 Skillpoint: Removes one Skill Point. Use this to undo a recent skill investment if you want to reallocate points toward a different upgrade branch without starting a new save.
No skillpoints: Removes all accumulated Skill Points. Use this as a hard reset of your skill progression, which forces you to rebuild your skill investment from scratch within an existing save.

Tools

Always full flamethrower: Keeps the flamethrower’s fuel tank permanently topped up. The flamethrower removes old wallpaper and strips surfaces quickly, but a depleted tank interrupts the job at a critical point. Always having a full tank means you can strip entire rooms in one continuous pass without stopping to refuel.

How These Cheats Help

Early-game cash flow: House Flipper starts with a small budget and modest job contracts. However, renovation costs for even basic repairs quickly add up. + some money and + a lot of money both address that early cash squeeze. Together, they let you take on larger properties sooner without waiting for multiple small jobs to build enough capital for your first significant purchase.
Skill progression and tool efficiency: Skill Points unlock the upgrades that make every job faster, from quicker painting passes to more efficient cleaning coverage. Without them, early jobs feel slow and repetitive. +1 Skillpoint lets you accelerate toward the upgrades that matter most for your preferred renovation style, so the work loop becomes more satisfying much sooner.
Flamethrower and surface prep: Stripping wallpaper is one of the most time-consuming tasks in the game. The flamethrower speeds it up considerably, but a small default fuel tank means multiple refills per room. Always full flamethrower removes that interruption so surface prep becomes a smooth, unbroken process across even large multi-room renovation projects.
Challenge and restriction runs: Less money and No skillpoints serve the opposite purpose. They strip back your financial and skill advantages so that replayed properties feel genuinely challenging again. Together, they create the tightest possible operating conditions for players who have already mastered the default renovation loop and want a harder economic experience.

Using the Trainer

Step 1: Click the green “Try It for free!” button on this page to download the PLITCH client securely.
Step 2: Install the app, create your free account, and log in to access the trainer library.
Step 3: Search for House Flipper in PLITCH, then launch the game as you normally would.
Step 4: Activate the cheats you want through the PLITCH overlay and adjust your money balance, skill points, and flamethrower fuel to match your preferred renovation pace for each property.

Note: PLITCH is intended for single-player use. Some security software may occasionally flag trainer tools incorrectly due to how they interact with game memory.