First Time Flippers Season 6: Episode Guide & Ratings

A married couple flips an oddly shaped lake house in Leitchfield, Ky., with a unique history; she has a vision for the house, while he has the construction knowledge, but things start to go awry when he gets involved with the design elements.

A mother-and-daughter team flips their first house on the island of Kauai, Hawaii; while the flipping newbies have real estate experience, a surprise visit from a building inspector throws them off track; the renovation proves to be difficult.

Josh and Jayme decide to flip a house in Oklahoma City; when they encounter an unexpected and costly delay, Jayme grows concerned about the cost of extending their renovation, but Josh's inner perfectionist refuses to sacrifice quality.

Corey decides to flip a house in Tennessee with his girlfriend Lauren and cousin Chris. While Corey has some construction knowledge, nothing can prepare the team for the amount of work in store for them. The more problems they run into, the more projects they try to do themselves to save money, but Lauren begins to worry that they are in over their heads and there are just some things they should leave to the professionals.

A husband and wife team decide to flip an enormous log cabin in South Carolina, but they soon realize that they have very different interests. As she becomes more focused on the design features of the house, he worries that too many important construction projects are left incomplete. The two young flippers must find a middle ground if they are going to finish on time.

Best friends that are behind on their flip in Guntersville, Alabama, disagree on how to get back on track. One wants to hire subcontractors to help pick up the pace, but the other wants to protect their profit margin by figuring it out themselves.

A young couple plans a wedding while flipping their first house together in Miami; their inexperience causes delays at every turn, and they may have to dip into their wedding budget to finish the house.

Lifelong friends set out to flip their first house together in their hometown of Overland, MO. While one has past experience renovating houses, the other is a total newbie. It doesn't take long before they start questioning each other's methods and are left wondering how to best complete their first project.

First-timers enlist their friend to flip a house in Long Island, NY, but quickly realize that the project is more complicated than they ever expected.

A young married couple has decided to flip a house with the help of her brother. While the flip starts off well, the project soon falls behind. The guys want to move as quickly as possible but she is concerned that important details are being overlooked in the mad dash to the finish. Her fun-loving brother's reckless methods may also be putting his safety, and the entire project, at risk.

A young couple believes they have scored the deal of a lifetime when they acquire an old farmhouse for their first flip. They soon realize, however, that the house is beyond repair. They're left to rebuild from the ground up, risking everything they have in the process.

In Henderson, Texas, a couple decides to flip a house they've admired for years; their timeline extends beyond their expectations, and they are forced to move into the active renovation site in order to keep things moving and cut costs.

In Westport, Conn., two friends think they have hit the jackpot when they nab a large house as their first flip; they soon realize the house has more quirks than expected, and the flip turns into a nightmare.

A couple decides to flip an old farmhouse in North Carolina but soon realize they may have taken on more than they can handle; with time running out, they weigh busting their budget to hire professional help.