Pete and Dave work with the Massachusetts Attorney General's office to renovate an abandoned house in beautiful Medford. However, a squirrel infestation coupled with pressure from the AG to get it done in 30 days or risk making no profit.

Pete pitches a three-story, two-unit property which can be made into three units for a big profit, but when Dave sees the size of the building he realizes this is a monster job. Soon work has to stop on the top two floors.

Pete and Dave reach out to fellow construction workers, brothers Paul and JP, both of whom lost limbs in the Boston Marathon bombing. By pooling their resources, calling in favors, and rallying the community, the guys rehab Paul's newly bought house.

Finally, the guys get the all-clear to convert the duplex apartment into two units but the delay has added another challenge. Work has started next door on an eight-unit apartment building. Dave and Pete must get their project done before their rivals.

When Dave's teenage son Robert is put in charge of an apartment in his grandmother's house he goes straight to Dave and Peter for advice. They lay out the options for him--he can keep it or flip it.

Pete and Dave are keen to sell a rental property as is but their investor wants the full-on CityLight Homes product.

Pete and Dave take on an abandoned house in North Andover. They give GC Todd Donaldson the chance to design the two-story house, set on protected wetlands filled with ducks.

Pete has bought a huge high end house which he thinks will be perfect for Dave and his family, but how long will it take before Dave cottons on to the idea?

Dave is on the hunt for a new property to flip when he comes across a fixer-upper on Clovelly Street. He finds out it's just been sold but he is undeterred.

Pete and Dave get a call from JP Norden, the brother of Paul whose house they renovated some months ago. Both brothers were injured in the Boston Marathon bombings.