First Time Flippers

In New Jersey, Metahan and Annabelle decide to flip a house to earn some extra money while she's on maternity leave; the couple finds themselves in dangerous situations during the flip.

Teachers Ernie and Megan decide to flip a house during their summer break; short on time and money, Ernie becomes increasingly frustrated with his wife's elaborate plans.

In New Jersey, business partners Mike and Tom get reckless while flipping their first house.

After she moves in with him, Bobby must help his inexperienced mother flip her first house.

Longtime friends Paul and Chris put their heads together to makes some money flipping

Store-owners Drew and Plinio attempt to flip a house, but Plinio is always leaving the job site to check on their beloved shop.

Three people meet in real estate school and decide to take on their first project as a team.

Chad and April quit their jobs to start flipping houses with the help of their silent partner, Michelle, who shows up unannounced to throw in her two cents, leaving her partners speechless.

After going to real estate school, Brandon tries to advise his mother and stepfather on how to flip a house.

While attempting to flip a house in an upscale Pennsylvania neighborhood, Jake worries his wife, Anna, will push them over budget with her grand ideas.

Do-it-yourself bloggers Megan and Sarah decide to flip their first house and struggle to complete the renovations on time and on budget.

In Brick, N.J., Matt and Amy buy a waterfront home that requires cosmetic improvements, but Matt goes off the rails and guts the whole house, exceeding their budget and becoming overwhelmed.

Jean and her niece Elizabeth have worked together for years as land surveyors, and they have decided that their teamwork is strong enough to tackle their first house flip. While they start out optimistic, they realize they might have bitten off more than they can chew by flipping a house AND a small cottage on the same lot. As things continue to go wrong at every turn, these ladies begin to doubt if they will ever finish their project.