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Tarek and Heather begin their new journey as a flipping power couple as they take on a canyon home with panoramic views, but the dated construction and odd floor plan present some challenges. Also, Tarek and Heather share that they're expecting a baby!
In historic Long Beach, Tarek and Heather have their work cut out for them with a spacious Spanish style home with a lot of surprises, including costly delays.
It's a full circle moment for Heather as she and Tarek head to her hometown to do a flip in Big Bear, California. Tarek is pushed out of his comfort zone with some bold designs, and it's a debate whether to sell the cabin or keep it as a vacation rental.
Armed with everything she's learned from Tarek, Heather embarks on her first solo flip, and she finds that flipping isn't so easy on her own. Thankfully, she's put together a dream team, but even the difficulties they face may prove to be too challenging.
It's a flip that's full of surprises as Tarek and Heather embark on their next adventure in Tarek's hometown of Buena Park, California. While taking a stroll down memory lane with family, Tarek looks to turn a sketchy property into a modern family home.
Tarek and Heather look to update a cute cottage in the family-centered area of Cheviot Hills, California. But unbeknownst to them, there's another flipper a few doors down that could also put a home on the market and create some fierce competition!
Tarek and Heather take on a groovy 1960s flip in Southern California where midcentury modern architecture takes the forefront. Also, Tarek tries to find ways to pivot and slim down their backlog of inventory in the ever-changing real estate market.
The countdown is on for Tarek and Heather as their next flip may not be finished until the same week the baby is due! Adding to the stress, unexpected and expensive changes drive up the costs on this storybook house that's almost one hundred years old.
