Deal or No Deal
When we last left the boys and the Deal Street house, Russell was ready to call it quits. But after getting some inspiring new ink, Russell doubles down to prove that no house can get the best of him! He puts his philosophy of "Go big or go home" to work and decides to spend more money to expand the house in order to make more profit, but the high stakes take their toll. Kristen and Shawn fight over who gets to design an outdoor kitchen, Shawn can't catch a break when he takes on a lot of extra jobs, and a four-footed furry intruder forces Russell to pull out the big guns. The three flippers will have to learn to play nice if they don't want to lose their shirts on this house.
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