A home that was used as a meth lab must be tested for toxins in the opener of the reality series following two Salt Lake City business partners who acquire foreclosed homes to renovate and resell.
A ransacked home that a street gang uses as a clubhouse poses problems for Doug and Mike.
Dealing with outdated decor becomes the least of Doug and Mike's problems once an act of vandalism floods their new home.
Mike and Doug think they've struck gold with a house that needs minimal repair, that is until they experience something they've never had to deal with before...the unexpected return of the former home owner.
The guys regret their decision to buy a home sight unseen when they discover fire damage.
After a bidding war, Mike and Doug end up purchasing a house with a shocking past.
A fallout shelter isn’t the strangest thing in the Flip Men’s new home…something else reeks and is just waiting to be discovered
Doug and Mike snag a bargain of a home, but when they bust down the door and take a look around they realize the foundation is…alive and “growing.”
Doug’s recklessness prompts Mike to walk off the job at a house laden with insects, larvae and fungus.
Doug over pays for a house with a mysterious dungeon.
Mike and Doug fall for a classic bait and switch when they buy a home with a great exterior but a very hazardous interior. Faced with the most dangerous situation of their careers, they struggle to get out of the money pit alive.
A $1.6 million mansion comes with spiraling costs for the hosts.
In the Season 2 opener, Doug and Mike plot revenge after being robbed.
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 latest house needs a lot of work. Unfortunately, they're not the only ones who claim the property as their own - some yellow, buzzing friends have made this place their home.
Sure, a box or two lying around in a house is no big deal. But what if you've got boxes, bins, furniture, toys, and even kitty litter boxes scattered everywhere? It'll take more than a simple spring cleaning for Mike and Doug to get this house in shape.
The guys purchase a house with an offensive odor and go to extremes to remove the stench.
When shoddy workmanship causes a fire, Mike and Doug's latest purchase could go up in flames.
Renovation plans are put on hold when a house becomes the center of a gruesome discovery and a police investigation.
Mike finds himself over his head when he and Doug each try to flip a house on their own
After buying an unseen million dollar property it turns out to be a massive money pit that could bankrupt the company.
