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Hoping for the biggest score of their lives, Doug and Mike roll the dice and risk it all on a $1.6 million mansion. But they quickly realize that they're in over their heads when spiraling costs begin to bleed the duo dry.

When thieves take Mike and Doug for 15 thousand dollars, the Flip Men fight back with a late night sting operation designed to catch the crooks in the act.

When Mike convinces Doug to buy a million dollar property in Park City sight unseen, it turns out to be a massive money pit that could bankrupt the company and drive a wedge between the partners.

Insects, larva, and fungus are the least of their problems once Doug's recklessness drives Mike to walk off the job.

Mike and Doug buy a home that may literally have the ground pulled out from under it.

When Mike and Doug unknowingly buy a meth lab, they're forced to contend with junkies, rival dealers and the police as they rush to renovate the house before they lose their shirt on the deal.

Mike and Doug's renovation plans are derailed when they discover a grizzly surprise and their newest home becomes the center of a police investigation.

Doug's temper puts the guys' business at risk when he explodes at a building inspector and gets their job site shut down.

Doug and Mike buy a home sight unseen, but discover that it's a rundown, former meth lab. Before they begin the biggest renovation of their careers, they have to test to make sure that the toxic levels are within legal limits.

Doug and Mike buy a boarded-up home in a shady part of town, only to find that it's been ransacked by a notorious street gang who still consider the place their personal club to hang out in.

When shoddy workmanship causes a fire, Mike and Doug's latest purchase and entire investment may go up in flames.

Dealing with outdated decor becomes the least of Doug and Mike's problems once an act of vandalism floods their new home.

An expected quick flip turns into a nightmare when Mike and Doug learn they've bought a hoarder's house. As expenses mount, Mike throws the budget out the window, provoking Doug's wrath and digging them into a financial hole.

After an argument, Mike and Doug each attempt to flip a house on their own. But Mike quickly finds himself in over his head with hundreds of thousands of dollars and his ego on the line.