Hoarder House Flippers

Buying a house sight unseen is just another day in the office for Ryan and Kiki but even they are not prepared for what they find at the end of a wandering, overgrown driveway in Springbrook, Ontario. Can Ryan and Kiki see the forest for the trees and transform this rundown rancher to make a tidy profit?

Mactar got a steal of a deal on a house in Sainte-Sophie, Quebec, but it doesn’t take long before he and his brothers, Khadim and Issa, learn why it was so cheap. As his budget takes a huge hit with each surprise repair, Mactar starts to wonder if he has made a huge mistake with this flip.

Heather and Nathan’s new project in Winnipeg is a true eyesore packed with so much stuff, they can’t even get through the front door. When they finally enter the house, they’re met with an unexpected visitor and barely any space to move. The siblings bicker about everything from colour palette to layout. Can they pull it together in the end to make money on this flip?

Mactar bought this house based only on photos, much to his brothers Issa and Khadim’s surprise, but Mactar has a vision even though he hasn’t seen the house! Before the brothers can even step inside the front door they find a mouldy mess. As the costs for the project soar over the budget, Mactar wonders if he has made a very expensive mistake.

On their newest flip, Heather and Nathan are dealing with a hoard of astronomic proportions. After clearing all the clutter and starting the demo, they find surprise after surprise from uneven floors to a missing garage wall to a troublesome roof that turns into a bigger problem than they guessed. With all these rising costs Heather might need to temper her creative impulses to keep the budget in check and make sure they make money on this flip.

Ryan and Kiki have spent all their available cash on this new flip. It’s the most they’ve ever spent on a residential property and it’s a stress test from the start! As the local real estate market takes a nose-dive, they have to make their reno period shorter and shorter to be able to turn this property around before they see their profits go down the drain.