The Flipping El Moussas - Season 2

Tarek and Heather take on their most extreme flip to date in Hawthorne, California. They're looking to turn a trashy flip into a treasure, but years of filth in this little bungalow may send them running for the hills.

Tarek and Heather face the challenge of juggling both family and business! They look to take on a new flip all while planning Taylor's surprise 13th birthday party, and they're hoping to pull it all off without everything ending in a let down.

Tarek and Heather receive a seemingly hot tip on a potential flip from social media, but they wonder if they're being catfished. Even if it's legit, they'll need to pull this reno off fast to get it listed before the market cools down for the holidays.

Tarek puts on his teacher hat as he attempts to show his sister and her boyfriend the ins and outs of flipping. Mixing family with business, however, may prove to be a flipping disaster.

Tarek and Adam agree to buy a house by flipping a coin! During Heather's first walk through, however, she discovers that their 1800 square foot property may only be 1400 square feet, and this flip might turn out to be their biggest flop yet.

Tarek and Heather get a tip on a ranch style house in Laguna Niguel, California, that could be perfect for Brayden's first investment. Unfortunately, huge delays hit the property which could turn this money making opportunity into a money pit.

Tarek and Heather land a bungalow in Garden Grove, California, that's chock full of structural challenges. With contrasting ideas and the walls literally closing in, they'll need to get on the same page in order to pull off this flip.

Tarek and Heather take on a challenging property in Long Beach, California. They have an idea to add on two additional units all while working with a new general contractor, but these new changes may either work in their favor or hurt their profit margin.

Tarek's old business partner and friend returns with an offer Tarek can't refuse! Now, Tarek and Heather join him on a property in Long Beach that needs a total rehaul, but this rickety house could crumble their high hopes for a large profit.