Triple Digit Flip

Jamil and team have a decision to make. Two houses. But, they can only flip one. The first house is completely cringe-worthy. The second house has some structural issues outside, but they weren't even able to get inside to check it out.

Jamil and Pace hunt for a fix and flip in two very different neighborhoods. And they need to make a big decision: are they up for adding an addition and going all out with their design? Or do they want to play it a bit safer with a mostly cosmetic reno? Different homes with one thing in common: road noise. It is something that can be a turnoff for buyers. But they're hoping Rahima's over the top outdoor oasis will distract the buyers from the unpleasant sounds. And with Laura listing the house for top dollar, everyone on the team is asking: will this home get the team the coveted triple digit flip?

Jamil and his team are on the hunt for their next flip in the greater Phoenix area. After touring two potential homes, they must decide on which one to allocate their funds for their best shot at a triple digit flip. But a mistake by Jamil makes the decision for them, leaving the team as the owners of a less than desirable opportunity and facing a steep uphill battle to make their usual profit. With their hand forced, they set to work to bring this home from "Nope" to "Dope!" But will the team be able to overcome the mounting obstacles to find a fruitful flip? Or will Jamil be left feeling sour about the house he mistakenly bought?

For Jamil and his team--it's time to choose between two houses that couldn't be more different. Do they go with an outdated, mid-century eyesore designed by Jamil's favorite architect? Or do they go in the opposite direction and choose a house of horrors that is filled with potential...and hazardous waste? When they finally come to a decision, the renovation is far from smooth sailing. The home they choose causes them to go over time and budget because Jamil wants nothing less than perfection in order to make this a Triple Digit Flip. Will it all pay off in the end? Or will they be left with an overdone dud?