Million Dollar Zombie Flips

The master of flipping, James Dainard, and longtime rival Jared decide to bury the hatchet and partner on a 100-year-old zombie house trashed by squatters. The property has huge potential, but it's in rough shape and needs a full overhaul-including restoring its original character and finishing the entire basement to push the value well past a million dollars. James has a strict plan to keep the numbers on track, but Jared is notorious for blowing budgets on high-end finishes.

James Dainard is faced with a huge dilemma - do flipping and friendship go together? His longtime friend Carrie, best friend to his wife Clair, has fallen on some tough times and wants James' help. Recently divorced and eager for financial freedom, Carrie convinces James she can handle the project even though she is a complete novice. Together, they tackle a mid-century modern disaster with an unfinished basement, tiny kitchen, and a single nasty main-floor bathroom.

James Dainard's grandparents have recently passed, and together with his mom, Claire, James must help decide the future of the cherished family home. The house is full of memories but also outdated, with a small kitchen and a layout that doesn't showcase its stunning views. Working with his team-construction manager Ryan and designer/realtor Megan-James aims to renovate and restore the home for top dollar.

James Dainard has seen it all, but nothing quite like this. Longtime real estate deal-finders Buck and Will want to partner with James and step into the flipping world, but they're total rookies. Clueless about renovation but full of big ideas, they pitch James on a disaster of a house: a damaged roof, a choppy main floor, and a yard and deck that are more jungle than backyard. James sees the potential for an experienced team, but will his money and expertise be enough to keep these two newbies on budget and on schedule to turn this mess into a million-dollar flip, or will Buck and Will's antics turn his next payday into a comedy of errors?

James Dainard is faced with a huge dilemma-do flipping and friendship go together? His longtime friend Carrie, best friend to his wife Clair, has fallen on some tough times and wants James' help. Recently divorced and eager for financial freedom, Carrie convinces James she can handle the project even though she is a complete novice. Together, they tackle a mid-century modern disaster with an unfinished basement, tiny kitchen, and a single nasty main-floor bathroom. Can James guide her safely and turn the house into a profitable flip-or will he lose money and a friend?

James Dainard is used to partnering with investors, but this time he’s taking a leap of faith on someone much closer to home. His longtime contractor and friend, Kenny, wants to step out from behind the tool belt and partner with James on a flip.

Seattle flipping pro James Dainard has built his reputation rescuing zombie houses other investors won’t touch. When ambitious flipper Amanda brings him a unique potential partnership, he’s intrigued.

Seattle flipper James Dainard has tackled plenty of houses, and he loves the challenge of bringing the scariest zombie houses back from the brink of total destruction, but this one might be his worst yet. When he brings his team, construction manager Ryan and designer/realtor Megan, to check out the property, they think he can't be serious. The ramshackle house is rotting, packed with junk, buried in an overgrown yard, and looks like it could fall over with one strong push. With almost nothing going for it except location, even James starts to wonder if he's made a huge mistake. Can the team turn this haunted-looking wreck into a signature renovation, a profitable flip, or is this zombie house truly ready for the graveyard?

James Dainard meets his match when tenacious, hands-on flipper Shawna pitches him a partnership on a dated and overgrown zombie-house. Determined to prove herself, Shawna is ready to tackle a brutal timeline and do much of the work herself-even if it means swinging a hammer in her cowboy boots. James sees potential in the house but thinks Shawna might be underestimating the work needed to make this house profitable. The house is buried in jungle-like landscaping with a dated, choppy interior that needs a full gut job. Shawna is hustling to stay one step ahead of James and prove she's partner and profit-sharing material, but with pressure mounting, will her all-in approach pay off, or has she set herself up for failure?

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