50/50 Flip

Dedric and Krystal buy a $100k home that hasn’t been updated in over 30 years, but a labor shortage causes subcontractors to go missing. The Polites are forced to think outside the box to find replacements and keep their schedule on track, but can the replacements live up to the Polite standards? With their eye on making this house a home for all seasons of life amidst a ballooning budget, Krystal and Dedric look for ways to save while their open house deadline rapidly approaches.

Dedric and Krystal buy a house for $64k that they think will be perfect for a first-time home buyer… once they’re done with it! Memories of past flips come flooding back as they pass by their very first flip just down the road. But as the renovation pushes along, Dedric and Krystal have to come up with solutions to keep their footing while the floors they stand on fall apart. Will they be able to get this house done on time and sell it to a first-time home buyer? Or will Krystal and Dedric be looking at their first-ever flop?

Dedric and Krystal buy a home in a community near and dear to Krystal’s heart for $120k. It’s their mission to keep this property in the neighborhood by keeping the renovation price low and the timeline tight, so they can sell it at an affordable price. This is one of their shortest, most ambitious flipping timelines, but a supply chain delay threatens to derail their plans. Will Krystal and Dedric be able to make their deadline while keeping their bottom line intact?

Dedric and Krystal get their hands on a duplex perfect for their rental portfolio because of its proximity to the nearby colleges filled with the perfect renter; students! The issue though? It’s old, filled with junk, and needs a head-to-toe makeover! In a back-to-basics renovation, friends and family lend a helping hand to keep costs down – but will it be enough to help Dedric and Krystal to stay within their $50k in 50 days goal? Or are Krystal and Dedric headed back to flipping school?

Dedric and Krystal buy a home for $75k in the same neighborhood Krystal grew up in, East Burlington. Krystal hopes turning this stale 2-bedroom house into a stunning 3-bedroom home without adding any square footage can be a blueprint for the community to learn how to gain equity. But when they find issues with a rotting floor that leads to termites and old plumbing, the budget starts to rise. Is their blueprint for gaining equity enough to make them a profit? Or are they heading back to the drawing board?