Flipped Off

Russell and Shawn view a mess of a property with a ton of potential, but when Shawn discovers the last occupant died in the house he gets spooked. Russell won't listen to Shawn's fears about ghosts and goblins and buys the house anyway. Once the boys start to clean the place out, Shawn thinks he's hit the jackpot when he finds some confederate era newspapers but fortune eludes him. Sick of Shawn's small scale yard sales Russell decides to go big and add a new room to the house, but Shawn is still convinced the house is cursed and an endless stream of structural problems may for once prove him right. Is this the house that finally scares Russell away for good?

When we last left the boys and the Deal Street house, Russell was ready to call it quits. But after getting some inspiring new ink, Russell doubles down to prove that no house can get the best of him! He puts his philosophy of "Go big or go home" to work and decides to spend more money to expand the house in order to make more profit, but the high stakes take their toll. Kristen and Shawn fight over who gets to design an outdoor kitchen, Shawn can't catch a break when he takes on a lot of extra jobs, and a four-footed furry intruder forces Russell to pull out the big guns. The three flippers will have to learn to play nice if they don't want to lose their shirts on this house.

Russell and Shawn surprise their parents with a dream trip to Italy, and while they're away they secretly flip the family home. With only two weeks to get the project done the whole family lends a hand, but sparks fly when Russell starts to push the idea of selling the house. Dead set against Russell, Shawn takes on more projects than he can handle, and it looks likes Mom and Dad Hantz are about to return to a construction site and not a dream home. Can the brothers set aside their sibling rivalry and work together to get the job done?