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Three teams of hard working Texas real estate entrepreneurs compete head-to-head in a fast-paced and thrilling real estate flipping competition. Our flippers are under the gun to buy low, work fast and sell high. But they have one major hurdle to overcome, when they buy a house at auction, they have to move it off the property that day, a task that can be downright dangerous. Once the house is moved to their lot, it's a race against time to get it renovated and ready for auction. Who will turn the biggest profit? Who will gamble it all and lose big? Who will destroy their house mid-move? And who will get their chops busted by their annoying rivals?

Woman Cave vs. Home Office

Old houses get new addresses as three families compete to truck them away and flip them for profit.

Old Houses Get New Addresses

A house on Foster Drive in Lake Worth, Texas, is a quaint stone-clad house with a small addition. Both the Slays and Randy like it. The Slays think it will make a nice hunting cabin while Randy believes he can make money just selling the stone. The Snows think it is more work than it's worth. The bidding gets nasty between the Slays and Randy, but Cody and Suzi eventually win it. Before it can be moved, though, Cody will have to sweat it out and hack off the stone facade by hand. During the renovation, Cody and Suzi butt heads when she wants to add some of her special glam touches to the cabin and Cody wants to make it a manly space. Another house on Huron Trail in Lake Worth is a two bedroom 1960s era house in need of a significant renovation. Only half of the house is salvageable and all the electrical must be replaced. Since Randy can do that kind of work himself, he's much more interested in the house than either of the Snows or Slays. Randy gets the house at a relatively low price. When the Snow sisters heckle Randy about his design and decorating abilities, he hires designer Travis Lewis to help him out. There is tension between Randy and Travis when it is clear Randy wants to save every penny and not spend much on the design. Randy decides to surprise Travis with a unique decoration that he found.

Glam Cabin vs. Rooster Reno

Up for auction: a charming historic home on Main Street in Haslet, Texas, which was the area telephone operator's original headquarters. The Snow Sisters think it is adorable even though it is a 'T' shape, which means a more complicated moving process. They make no secret of their excitement about the house, as they feel Gary and Daddy can handle the move. Randy is lukewarm about it, but is interested only if the price is right. The Slays are divided: Suzi loves the house, but Cody is adamant that it would be too complicated to move. They eventually decide to pass. During the auction, it looks like Donna has it all but won when the high price forces Randy to drop out, but Suzi jumps in at the last second and the price continues to climb. Cody does everything he can to stop Suzi from bidding, and their argument leaves an opening for Donna Snow to jump in and win the auction. The Snows' plan is to cut the house in half and move it in two pieces, then decorate the house with a nod to the original style. In Weatherford, Texas, an attractive ranch is up for auction that appeals to all of the movers, but especially Randy. As the price climbs the Snows drop out, followed by the Slays. It finally gets too rich for Randy's blood and he drops out, leaving the win to an architectural salvage company owner. Randy ends up empty-handed and sour about losing the house to an outsider.

Historic Telephone House Flip

Randy wins an old schoolhouse in Lake Worth for a song, but discovers that the inside has nothing: no toilet, no kitchen, just an empty room. At first he wants to tear it down, but he then decides to transform it by vaulting the ceiling and creating a loft space, bath, and kitchen. Donna stops by to give Randy some grief, and spots a storage container on his lot. She bets him that she could make more money flipping the container than he will make on his house. Donna gets her sister and Suzi Slay to join in on the 'Randy Revenge.' The girls band together to turn a steel container into a cozy home reflecting their different styles, but that's easier said than done.

The Bet: Container vs. Loft

Cody Slay wins a house in White Settlement for $500, which he believes has mostly cosmetic problems. When he and Suzi tour the interior, their hearts sink: it is a disaster. Casey refuses to move the house, but Cody wants to lift it himself to save his investment. That is when disaster strikes. Meanwhile, Randy wins a sweet little house in excellent condition on the exterior but with a big surprise inside. If he can completely transform the bizarre feature walls, old carpeting and outdated kitchen, this house can turn a pretty profit at auction time.

Hardwood House v. the Disaster

The Snow sisters score a little cottage that needs a lot of TLC. Donna thinks they should pass on the sad little house because it is in bad shape, but Toni thinks it is an ugly duckling that will turn into a beautiful swan. Once the house is moved, the sisters find inspiration and give the kitchen a 1950s feel. Randy starts out with money in his pocket when he grabs a little box house addition that he was paid $500 to haul away. He puts the house on a trailer and turns it into a hip movable house that will attract interest at auction. There is bound to be a lot of competition between these two small houses on auction day.

Quaint Cottage vs. Tiny House

Cody and Suzi Slay win a house that has great potential, but the post-auction tour reveals the house was in the middle of being renovated. The Slays are excited by the potential return on investment, despite a weird layout that has no usable closets but does have a large open space in the middle of the house. Suzi decides to have Cody build a luxury walk-in closet modeled after her closet at home. All of the house movers know that a certain home in Forth Worth has been vacant for ages, which usually means the interior is trashed. The Snow sisters win the house at auction, and are elated to find that the interior is in fantastic condition. This means they can make a big profit on a quick and easy flip.

Custom Bling Closet Remodel

All of the house movers know that a certain home in Forth Worth has been vacant for ages, which usually means the interior is trashed. The Snow sisters win the house at auction, and are elated to find that the interior is in fantastic condition. This means they can make a big profit on a quick and easy flip. Meanwhile, Cody and Suzi take on an unusual structure: a portable school building. They decide to turn it into a combination home and workshop, but making a commercial building into a home is a big challenge.

School Building vs. Quick Flip

Cody drops a bid for a tiny backyard barn but getting it to the renovation lot takes a radical house move. Randy wins a weird square building with prison-size windows and he has ideas for an open-plan, loft-style remodel

The Young Guns' Over-the-Top Barn Meets the Lone Wolf's Live-and-Work Loft

Randy finds a great house at an auction, but is hesitant to spend more money to update it, leaving Travis to convince him otherwise. Elsewhere, Toni grabs a small tin grain silo, much to Donna's chagrin.

Randy's Gem vs. Snows' Silo

The Snow sisters discover their new purchase has been partially gutted and needs a bit of work to reconfigure the interior floor plan. On top of other issues, the Master Suite is currently accessed only through another bedroom. Their solution is to create a hallway through a back bedroom and use the remainder of the space as a laundry room. When they find an old piano in the house, they are inspired to create a country melody design theme.

A Country Melody Home

The Snow sisters and the Slays each score identical duplex homes at auction. They go head to head to see who can get more creative with their makeover and make the most money on the flip. The Snows combine both living spaces into one 4-bedroom home with an open kitchen and great room and then add a front porch for curb appeal. Cody and Suzi plan to out-do the sisters when they combine both living spaces into a 3 bedroom home with a luxurious master bathroom and walk-in closet. When Cody sees the sister's porch, he sets out to top it with one that is even bigger.

Dueling Duplexes

Cody and Suzi are on their way to an auction when Cody impulsively buys a houseboat. They decide to turn it into 'The Ultimate Texas Party Boat' by overhauling the living quarters and plastering a giant Texas flag on the exterior. Randy wins a building at auction that looks like it had been used as a roadside fruit stand but he discovers it has no bedroom or bathroom. He decides to go with a rustic-look 'Bayou Shack' and turns it into a laid-back vacation cottage complete with a horse trough bathtub, car seat porch swing, and full outdoor BBQ kitchen.

Captain Cody vs. Randy's Shack

Donna and Toni buy a duplex in a neighborhood that is being completely redeveloped. They decide the house will sell best if they turn it into a single-family home. Their design inspiration is a whimsical bird theme because the house originally came from Bird Street, but the renovation hits a snag when they discover extensive termite damage during the demolition phase.

The Bird House

The Snows get a steal on a small 300 sq. ft. building, but discover that it was used as an office for a riding arena and has no kitchen. They turn it into a cozy writer's retreat with a compact kitchen and completely renovated bathroom. Meanwhile, the Young Guns win a burned out house for a dollar because no one else wants it. But Cousin Casey won't move it and Cody enlists Randy to do the job for half the profits. The Young Guns use some clever cost saving tricks to take this horror house with no functioning kitchen nor bathroom and transform it into a cute little cottage.

A Dollar Deal vs. A Retreat

Cody and Suzi decide to share duties redesigning a duplex when he takes one side and she takes on the other. All is going well until they find extensive rot and termite damage on Cody's side. When the other movers hear of the Young Gun's predicament, they all lend a hand. Unfortunately, when Cody tries to demolish the rotted half of the house, it all comes crashing down and the Young Guns end up with a one bed, one bath bungalow.

The Young Guns Duplex Debacle Brings Down the House

The Young Guns win a 40 foot metal shipping container and decide to make it into a sporting lodge that can accommodate an ATV and is decked out in camouflage design. Meanwhile, Donna and Toni build a playhouse that they will auction off and donate the money to a children's charity.

Young Gun's Camouflage Container Lodge vs. Snow's Petite Victorian Playhouse

The Snows take on a large house that must be cut in half before it can be moved. When only one half arrives at the renovation lot because of bad weather, the sister decide to divide and conquer with Donna working on one half and Toni taking on the other that was left behind. They agree on a 'color house' design theme of using dramatic colors in every room. Once the house is put back together, they both pitch in to turn the former attached garage into a spectacular new master suite.

The Snow Sisters Each Design One Half of a House

Randy discovers that his new house is straight out of the 1970's on the inside with a faux fireplace, vaulted beam ceiling and wall-to-wall knotty pine. The master suite resembles a hotel room with separate toilet and sink areas. Randy's plan is to update it throughout and create a master bath with a large walk-in closet all while giving a nod to the 70's style. When the Snows get outbid at another auction, they still have an ace up their sleeves. The Sisters decide to use a pool house that had come with another house they had won and to turn the 245 SF shell on a slab with no plumbing into a cute cottage complete with kitchen, bathroom, and living space. They finish it off with an adorable porch with natural cedar posts and railings.

Randy's Far-out Flip vs. Northwest Cabin

The Snow Sisters win a termite damaged three bedroom house that is almost entirely covered with dated faux wood paneling. The dark and dingy old house gets a total transformation that includes a new kitchen and updated bathrooms and bedrooms. The sisters settle on a rustic western design theme that's perfect for a true Texas home.

Snow's Rustic Western Themed Ranch House Renovation

Randy gets a bargain on a vintage 31 foot 1972 Airstream travel trailer. It's not exactly a house, but Randy knows that there is a good market for these once they've been renovated. The exterior has some large dents and even a bullet hole and refurbishing it turns out to be a major headache. On the inside, he decides to go with a combination of retro design with modern functionality. Cody scores a large house, but has to knock it down when he can't get anyone to move it. All is not lost when he takes a small shed from the back yard and uses it to make an adorable tiny house on wheels that is completely portable.

Randy's Vintage Airstream Dream vs. Young Gun's Rolling Retreat

The Young Guns score a house that used to be a church, then they're called out of town, and cousin Casey takes over; Donna and Toni transform a one-room service building into a cottage retreat.

Shack Shake-Up vs Old Church

The sisters tackle their dad's childhood home.

The Snows' Historic Renovation

Casey lands a neglected house that must be cut in two to be moved, but a Twister nearly destroys one of the halves.

Casey's Double Trouble

The Lone Wolf wins a house that has major problems and the Young Guns grab a small service building and create a studio suite.

Garage vs Modern Makeover?

The sisters score a rough looking house that needs to be cut apart to be moved.

Ramshackle Restoration

Identical houses are rebuilt by the Snows and the Lone Wolf and pitched to a buyer who's looking to add to a guest ranch.

Guest Ranch Houses

Donna and Toni buy four containers to renovate into houses and hear from two perspective buyers.

It Takes Two

Randy encounters water damage and black mold and Casey tackles a worn-down lakeside home.

Container Homes

Randy thinks he got a steal on a house with a stucco exterior, until he finds water damage and black mold inside. When Casey is left to turn around a shabby lakeside home by himself, he decides to hire a new hand

Moldy Oldie vs. Lake House

The sisters buy a house that sits right next door to one that the Lone Wolf snatches up. With the house rental market heating up, they both decide to tailor their flips to that clientele.

Rental House Rivalry

Home-Based Business Flip

The Lone Wolf decides to turn a house into the ideal home for empty nesters, but he needs the help of the Snow sisters to make it happen.

Empty Nest Flip

A cabin appears to be in good condition but turns into a headache for the Lone Wolf; the Snows turn an office back into a home.

Quirky Cabin vs Office Flip

The Snows nab a vintage 80-foot-long passenger train car from a nearby city. They can't wait to save this piece of history from the scrapyard by transforming it into a cozy home, but the challenge will be turning this empty shell into a one-bedroom, one-bath home while maintaining its original character.

Snows Hit the Rails With a Vintage Passenger Train

When Donna and Toni score two houses from the same lot, they're ready to make some major profit, but after looking at the scope of work for both houses, they realize this might be a two-team job. To solve the problem, the sisters call their friends Jordan and Michelle Olgletree to help with the remodels. The Snows tackle the fishing cabin while the Olgletrees take on the two-bedroom house with no hallway.

Flipping Two With a Little Help

Casey and Catrina win a home with lots of charm and curb appeal, but once they look inside, they find it has been completely gutted. They must design a floor plan that will bring the interior appeal up to that of the cute exterior. Across town, Randy wins a large two-bedroom house at auction and has a catastrophe of his own.

Cute House With Inner Catastrophe

The team face a big challenge in a utility structure with no interior walls and a slab floor, complicating their plan to create a bunkhouse.

Casey and Catrina's Bunkhouse vs. Gary's Girls' Flunk House

The ladies score an old train car and transform it into a studio while Randy bites off more than he can chew with a large ranch home inflicted with termite damage.

Tackling an Industrial Train Car and a House That Can't Move

Casey and Catrina score a 3 bed, 2 bath house, but realize they must cut half of it off in order to move it. When they lose half their square footage before they start, Casey and Catrina must figure out how to still make it profitable. Meanwhile, the Snow Sisters get a large house with a couple of bonus rooms, and the extra space allows the ladies to get creative with their family-friendly design plan.

Half A House vs. Family Home

Randy is approached by a potential buyer who is looking for a coastal-themed vacation home. Randy works to bring the beach to North Texas, but the two-bedroom renovation isn't all smooth sailing. Meanwhile, Donna and Toni get more than they bargained for when they find an unexpected critter living in their newly purchased ranch home. They evict the varmint and hope their stylish ranch remodel will attract better tenants.

Randy's Coastal Home vs. Snow Sisters' Cozy Ranch

The Snow Sisters' Tuscan Villa vs. Gary's Girls' Modern Glam Makeover

Casey and Catrina's Woodsy Guest House

Casey and Catrina combine two shipping containers to create a one bedroom house with an outdoor courtyard area. During the build, Gary's Girls approach Casey with an offer to sell him their container house after their previous sale fell through. Casey and Catrina decide to combine the two houses to make the ultimate container home.

The Container Collaboration

Eco-Friendly House vs. Hot Mess

An arched entryway in the Girls' new home inspires them to create a Mediterranean theme for the remodel. Casey and Catrina win two very small barns in a two-for-one auction and plan to combine them into one large living space in order to maximize profit.

Mediterranean House vs. Two Barns

No Living Room Blues

In the Season 5 premiere, Randy lands a house inflicted with termite damage and a lack of bathrooms, but Lone Wolf unearths some positives that make the project worthwhile.

Randy's Hidden Shiplap Shack

The sisters land a large home that needs to be modernized and Casey and Catrina use a contemporary theme to spice up their build.

The Snows' Modern Build vs. Casey and Catrina's Contemporary Crib

Gary's girls score big and win a 27-foot grain bin and immediately begin planning their renovation. Also: Randy misses a crucial deadline that makes a seemingly perfect flip go wrong.

Casey and Catrina's Total knockdown vs. Randy's Lucky Seven Jackpot

Casey and Catrina demolish a home to salvage their build while Randy tackles a ranch-style house.

Casey and Catrina's Total Knockdown vs. Randy's Lucky Seven Jackpot

Casey and Catrina tackle a large home that needs to be moved in two separate trips while Gary's Girls dive too quickly into a new purchase.

Family Friendly Oasis vs. No-Go

The ladies score an old rusty barn and plan to revamp it into a "barndominium" while Donna and Toni need to rework a house's interior.

Beautiful Barndominium vs. Junkyard Jewel

A vineyard inspires the team after Casey and Catrina score a house from Texas Hill Country.

Wine Country Habitat

A mail-order house is rebuilt with an open design plan. Elsewhere: a grand colonial design is used by Randy to revamp a home that was already being renovated.

Gary's Girls' Catalogue Kit House vs. Randy's Grand Colonial Creation

A bunkhouse design is built with help from Gary.

From Box to Bunkhouse

A duplex gets revamped and combined into one cohesive floor plan.

Duplex Doozy

A roach infestation surfaces after Donna Toni score a red and green "Christmas Tree" house. Elsewhere: Randy scores a cabin in the woods.

Roach Motel vs Woodsy Cabin

The ladies score a farmhouse with an extra room upstairs and they design a chalet-style home to get thye most out of the square footage.

Two-Story vs. Spanish Villa

A house with a bad layout and obnoxious paint gets revamped into a serene and relaxing space.

The Zen Den

The Snow Sisters' Bare Bones Home vs. Randy's Moldy Mansion

Casey and Catrina's Upscale Upgrade

The Snow's Custom Cottage vs. Gary's Girls' Tiled Townhouse

Gary's Girls' Craftsman House Update

The Snows' Cool Kitchen vs. Casey and Catrina's Contemporary Flip

Paige and Raf's Modern Style vs. Casey and Catrina's Family Tree House

The Snow Sisters' Industrial Surprise

Gary's Girls' Elevator Barn Build

Randy's Airy Atrium vs. The Snows' Raised Roof

Randy's Bay Window Beauty vs. Casey and Catrina's Porch View

Gary's Girls' Latin American Abode

The Duplex Double

Paige and Raf Go East

Inspired by its tall ceilings and large rooms, Gary's Girls bring an old craftsman-style home back to its former glory. Their charm-saving design includes cased openings, crown molding and built-in shelving. Meanwhile, the Snows are knee-deep in knotty pine and plan to refuse as much of it as possible. Inside, they create a more functional floor plan while keeping the home's original country charm.

Knotty Pine vs. Chic Shack

Randy wins a huge house at auction and brings Casey in to help turn it into a bed and breakfast-style home at the request of a potential buyer. To create a unique experience for each guest, he plans different features and designs for each room.

Randy's Big Bed and Breakfast

Casey and Catrina don't see eye to eye on some of the design elements but eventually end up with a stunning family home complete with custom touches.

Casey and Catrina's Door Debate

The Snow sisters want to keep their home's existing layout but it only has one gutted bathroom. To make the house more functional, they add a second bathroom and salvage what they can from the original house to offset the expense.

Money-Saving Design

Casey and Catrina stick to the original floor plan of a house with very minor structural changes. During their project, they salvage as much as they can to save money and preserve the character of the house. Meanwhile, Paige and Raf focus on making the kitchen a standout feature in their home after striking shiplap gold.

Super Salvage vs. Shiplap Pad

Randy breathes new life into an old craftsman by adding a sauna in the bathroom and a galley kitchen. Meanwhile, Casey and Catrina give their house an art deco style with a Texas twist after termite damage forces a floor plan change.

Hot Lodge vs. Art Deco Digs

Gary and Jerry take their build to the next level by putting a shed on a trailer and turning it into a traveler's paradise. Custom built-ins, retractable decks and an elevated patio makes it easy to find the best views on the road. Meanwhile, Gary's Girls save original materials to go big with upscale finishes and design features, but they hit unexpected bumps along the way and spend more money than they intended.

Gary and Jerry's Portable Pad vs. Gary's Girls' Upscale Upset

Paige and Raf design a house for friends with a passion for fitness. Their plan for the house includes a fitness room, two stunning bathrooms and colors picked out by "Random Raf."

Paige and Raf's Fitness Farmhouse

Randy puts the fun in functional by converting an old garage into a gorgeous game room complete with a custom bathroom while Gary's Girls create a family friendly home with space-saving elements that's just right for a new family.

Randy's Rec Room Reno vs. Gary's Girls Starter Home

The Snow Sisters create a stunning space for a buyer who needs specific accommodations, while Gary and Jerry's build takes inspiration from Alys Beach, Florida, with a little added Texas flair.

Snow Sister's Little House vs. Gary and Jerry's Beach Build

Paige and Raf win a small structure at auction with a buyer in mind and turn it into a lakeside cabin complete with an upper deck and other fun features.

Paige and Raf's Lakeside Cabin

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A property-flipping competition with a twist involving hauling the house to a new location.

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