28 sept. 2026
Times in America/New_York
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The team checks out a vintage property in a desirable neighborhood that needs an overhaul; when massive termite damage is discovered within the structure, the team has to decide whether to reanimate this zombie or bury it.
The team's latest project is plagued by plumbing issues, design disputes, budget-busting construction hurdles, and a terrible odor hidden somewhere inside the home.
Looks can be deceiving; this Derek special is set in a posh neighborhood on a treelined street; once Derek and Chauncey step inside, this 2,800-square-foot ranch home quickly becomes a house of hidden horrors.
The team decides to buy this tiny house on a huge lot with the intention of knocking it down and building two larger houses in its place. Duke thinks the plan is too risky and puts too much money on the line, so he pulls a stunt to change the plan.
The team finds a hurricane-damaged zombie that already has a buyer lined up who's willing to pay market value for a good flip, but he wants the house ready in one month; the team races to remove piles of debris and fends off rainy weather.
Krystal and Dedric find the only midcentury home in all of Burlington and attempt to modernize the gem; once construction begins, they uncover some rotten problems that blow up their budget.
Marlin, acquisitions manager and Krystal's cousin, finds a potential diamond in the rough in a four-unit apartment building in Graham, N.C.; it's bigger than the usual homes Krystal and Dedric renovate, but the asking price makes it a steal.
Dedric and Krystal buy a $75k home in Krystal's old neighborhood, and they plan simple renovations; they hope their renovation will teach the community how to grow equity; but when a rotten floor soaks up their budget, their profits are at risk.
The Polites buy a $64k house they plan to make perfect for a first-time home buyer near their first flip; as memories come flooding back and the floor crumbles beneath them, they rely on their years of experience to keep this flip on track.
The Polites buy a $120k home and plan to keep their costs low and deadline tight in hopes of creating affordable housing for a community dear to their heart.
The Polites are divided on their $85k purchase of a run-down duplex; Krystal envisions it as a single-family home, but Dedric is worried about structural issues; with the open house date set, they race to turn this divided house into a united home.
Dedric and Krystal purchase a duplex perfect for their rental portfolio because of its proximity to students; friends and family pitch in.
Krystal and Dedric find the only midcentury home in all of Burlington and attempt to modernize the gem; once construction begins, they uncover some rotten problems that blow up their budget.
Marlin, acquisitions manager and Krystal's cousin, finds a potential diamond in the rough in a four-unit apartment building in Graham, N.C.; it's bigger than the usual homes Krystal and Dedric renovate, but the asking price makes it a steal.
Dedric and Krystal buy a $75k home in Krystal's old neighborhood, and they plan simple renovations; they hope their renovation will teach the community how to grow equity; but when a rotten floor soaks up their budget, their profits are at risk.
The Polites buy a $64k house they plan to make perfect for a first-time home buyer near their first flip; as memories come flooding back and the floor crumbles beneath them, they rely on their years of experience to keep this flip on track.
The Polites buy a $120k home and plan to keep their costs low and deadline tight in hopes of creating affordable housing for a community dear to their heart.
The Polites are divided on their $85k purchase of a run-down duplex; Krystal envisions it as a single-family home, but Dedric is worried about structural issues; with the open house date set, they race to turn this divided house into a united home.
Dedric and Krystal purchase a duplex perfect for their rental portfolio because of its proximity to students; friends and family pitch in.
Krystal and Dedric find the only midcentury home in all of Burlington and attempt to modernize the gem; once construction begins, they uncover some rotten problems that blow up their budget.
Marlin, acquisitions manager and Krystal's cousin, finds a potential diamond in the rough in a four-unit apartment building in Graham, N.C.; it's bigger than the usual homes Krystal and Dedric renovate, but the asking price makes it a steal.
Dedric and Krystal buy a $75k home in Krystal's old neighborhood, and they plan simple renovations; they hope their renovation will teach the community how to grow equity; but when a rotten floor soaks up their budget, their profits are at risk.
The Polites buy a $64k house they plan to make perfect for a first-time home buyer near their first flip; as memories come flooding back and the floor crumbles beneath them, they rely on their years of experience to keep this flip on track.
The Polites buy a $120k home and plan to keep their costs low and deadline tight in hopes of creating affordable housing for a community dear to their heart.
The Polites are divided on their $85k purchase of a run-down duplex; Krystal envisions it as a single-family home, but Dedric is worried about structural issues; with the open house date set, they race to turn this divided house into a united home.
Dedric and Krystal purchase a duplex perfect for their rental portfolio because of its proximity to students; friends and family pitch in.
Krystal and Dedric find the only midcentury home in all of Burlington and attempt to modernize the gem; once construction begins, they uncover some rotten problems that blow up their budget.
Marlin, acquisitions manager and Krystal's cousin, finds a potential diamond in the rough in a four-unit apartment building in Graham, N.C.; it's bigger than the usual homes Krystal and Dedric renovate, but the asking price makes it a steal.
Dedric and Krystal buy a $75k home in Krystal's old neighborhood, and they plan simple renovations; they hope their renovation will teach the community how to grow equity; but when a rotten floor soaks up their budget, their profits are at risk.
