Jeff and Jenni try to resolve their serious issues in the Season 6 finale. Meanwhile, Gage worries that Jeff's idiosyncratic work habits will threaten a deal for a new paint line, and Jeff and Gage have a bittersweet move into their dream home.

Attempting to start fresh, Jeff turns to friend Teddi Mellencamp's accountability program; JLD finds out that clients Liat and Trevor are headed for divorce; Jenni finds her dream home and hopes to quickly sell her house.

Jeff focuses on flipping properties; there have been multiple additions to the team, with Jeff relying heavily on his new full-time assistant, Tyler; when Jenni returns from maternity leave, Jeff is not exactly sure where she fits in.

Jeff's grandmother is rushed to the hospital; the added pressure doesn't stop any of his projects from moving forward; Jeff takes his frustration out on his employees and reevaluates who should remain on the payroll.

The team heads to New York City; it's Monroe's first trip, making Jeff and Gage nervous; Jeff charters a private plane and brings along Monroe's nanny and grandparents; the team searches for real estate for Jeff's client, Julie Grossi.

Julie's overly-involved approach to the flipping process clashes with Jeff's working style; with construction completed, the group sets out to furnish Heather's place; Valley Vista sees more personnel changes.

Jeff and Ryan are partners but couldn't be more different. They each have their own approach, not only on design, but also on how to manage the staff. Usually the two end up on the same page, but when Jeff notices work around his house isn't getting done, he grows more and more suspicious of his assistants. Ryan desperately tries to talk some sense into him -- but this is one battle where Jeff just won't back down.

Jeff and Gage compete over who does what around the house and whose flip is moving along the fastest; new troubles pop up at Valley Vista and Old Hollywood; team JLD is rehired by Calabasas clients Liat and Trevor.

Gage lands a photo shoot for Jeff with furniture company Alder & Tweed; while the JLD crew scrambles to get everything in place, Jeff remains focused on Valley Vista; Jeff fails to endear himself to his new clients.

Jeff's project managers clash, only adding to the chaos he was hoping to alleviate; neighbor Lea Black is back in town and ready to get to work on renovating her kitchen; Jeff runs into trouble with another neighbor.

Lea Black leads a productivity seminar at Jeff Lewis Design, which brings a lot of issues to the surface and sparks a mass exodus; Jeff and Jenni have it out; Jeff and Jenni's relationship may not survive, and Jeff may not have any employees left.

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We're off and running in the fast-paced, high-stress world of house flipping, and what better guide than the brilliant Jeff Lewis. He and his staff set to work on acquiring a new property in the Los Felis neighborhood of Los Angeles, which he hopes to turn into another of his many renovation masterpieces. But when one of his assistants talks back to him (whether he quits or was fired depends on who you ask), and the new property turns out to require tens of thousands of dollars in unexpected repairs, Jeff must turn to his psychic, his spiritual guide, and ultimately, his inner circle of Stephen, Jenni, Zoila, and Chris to see him through. And when they "stage" his current house to be shown to potential buyers, the true Jeff shines through, in all his savvy and maddening glory. But will the house sell, and will he be able to stretch his bank account to finish his next jobs? Tune in next week to find out!

This week, Chris is given a promotion from trash guy to third assistant. But when he's given the job of taking care of the house while Jeff is away, the cat "Monkey" goes missing, and Jeff has to rethink his decision. Meanwhile, Jeff's house is finally open to the public, and everyone hopes for a quick sale. Zoila saves the day by finding Monkey, only for Jeff to send Stephen to the vet to get Monkey her cat acupuncture. At the office, Ryan and Jeff wait to get their hands on their newest project, only the current owner is slow to leave his home. But after some cajoling, and a little help with the owner's many boxes, Jeff can begin demolition, and start work on his next house flip.

Valley Oak One, still on the market, has not sold, and Jeff is running out of money. In order to get some cash, he tries to convince Ryan to sell his house to make ends meet. Ryan refuses, until Jeff proposes a bet: whoever sells their house first can move into Nottingham, the multi-million dollar estate that’s undergoing renovation. Meanwhile, because Valley Oak One isn’t selling, Jeff loses faith in his current psychic, and hires a new one to bless Las Palmas, another finished home. At Valley Oak 2, there was a miscommunication, and the landscapers incorrectly cut down a big tree in the yard, sending both Jeff and Ryan into a fit. But not long after, Ryan sells his house and makes plans to move into Nottingham, making Jeff jealous.

With funds running low, and work continuing on Nottingham, Jeff and the team desperately need something to sell. Offers begin to come in for Valley Oak One, but they’re under what Jeff was hoping to get for the property. Meanwhile, Jeff treats his dogs to massages, and takes Ryan and the staff out to lunch. On the job site, Jeff negotiates with his workers, trying to get the best deal, while scolding his contractor for showing up two hours late. Jeff and Ryan then head out to Long Beach to visit Jeff’s father, a real estate developer of a different sort. He and Jeff share the same drive and determination, but differ greatly on what they hope to achieve in their work. Back in Los Angeles, things take a turn for the better when an offer for Valley Oak One is close to Jeff’s asking price. They go back and forth, and five thousand dollars is all that separates him from finishing the deal. After negotiating with his agents, Boni and Carrie, the house is sold, and Jeff and Zoila prepare to move to Ben Lomond.

As Ryan scrambles to get Nottingham finished before his moving day, news gets back to Jeff that a deal has been made, and Valley Oak One has officially been sold. Meanwhile, an offer has been made on Las Palmas, but the potential buyer's inspector has made a long list of items Jeff needs to address. He stands his ground, disaster is averted, both houses sell, and Ryan and Jeff make their way to Palm Springs to talk with realtors there, and test the market. While Jeff wants to buy property, Ryan doesn't think Palm Springs is stable enough to invest in. When they return, Jeff discovers that Chris has used his computer without permission. Jeff quickly demotes Chris, and continues to give Stephen a hard time about his lunch order. As Ryan prepares to move to Nottingham, Jeff begins to pack for his move to Ben Lomond.

With only a few days to go before Jeff and Ryan move, last minute arrangements and improvements are made at Nottingham, Vally Oak One, and Ben Lomond. While Jeff continues to fight with Chris about cat pooper scoopers, Ryan tries to keep the team on track so the moves go smoothly. Jeff and Jenni discuss the possibility of making Stephen part time, while the team is invited to a "We Appreciate You" cocktail party on the last night at Valley Oak One. Ryan moves the family to Nottingham, while the psychic blesses the house. Everything goes smoothly, until Ryan discovers a leak in the living room roof. Meanwhile, Jeff decides to make Stephen part time, and Chris finally stands up to Jeff when asked to clean human waste out from under the Ben Lomond house. Finally, the entire team congregates at the empty Valley Oak One house for cocktails and dancing, and things take an emotional turn when Jeff thanks everyone individually for their effort, and their putting up with him. The next day, Jeff moves into Ben Lomond, where a few of his possessions are damaged in the process. And on a drive with Jenni through Los Feliz, Jeff learns of a new property on the market, and starts the process all over again.

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Everyone's favorite obsessive-compulsive house flipper, Jeff Lewis is back. Jeff and his business partner Ryan have taken on a historic restoration project to cope with the changing real estate market. The "flip-outs" begin when Jeff's new boss gives him a taste of his own medicine and accuses him of not working hard enough.

Jeff is under a lot of pressure to sell his Ben Lomond home, but with the market on the decline, things are not looking good. Jeff can't afford any more mistakes and when he gets the wrong shade of drapes he has a meltdown. But despite all the drama, Jeff always makes time for his staff. He commissions an original abstract portrait for Zoila as a special birthday gift, but not being an art connoisseur, the gift doesn't go over well.

With growing suspicions about his staff, Jeff installs a hidden camera in his office and begins the sting operation to find out what is going on when he is not there. The camera actually reveals some interesting information about the staff and Jeff is forced to take action.

With growing suspicions about his staff, Jeff installs a hidden camera in his office and begins the sting operation to find out what is going on when he is not there. The camera actually reveals some interesting information about the staff and Jeff is forced to take action.

With Valley Oak taking so long to sell Jeff has reluctantly decided to go back to the historic restoration project.

Jeff does a lot of yelling, first the painter gets everything wrong, then Jenny sends in the wrong invoice, and lastly newcomer Chris forgets a staple in Jeff's Mexican meal - can anything be done right in Jeff's eyes?