Flip or Flop Atlanta

Ken and Anita buy a two-bedroom, one-bathroom house that's been abandoned for 14 years. The location is prime, but they need to find a way to squeeze in a master suite if they're going to sell the home for top dollar.

Ken and Anita plan to turn a '70s rancher in the Milton neighborhood into a modern-day farmhouse. When the weather throws a wrench into their plans, they are forced to make tough decisions that may affect their bottom line.

Ken and Anita buy a rancher in the Gresham Park area, and the home's smell alone makes them question whether they can flip and sell the property. Then, they face an even bigger undertaking when they discover a leak under the home.

Ken and Anita purchase a brick ranch in College Park that happens to be an historic landmark. Staying in compliance with the historical registry is a must, but it might prevent them from earning top dollar.

Ken and Anita take on a home seized by the city of Atlanta in the popular Mozley Park area. It isn't until they are left cleaning up a previous owner's mid-renovation mess that they understand the magnitude of this challenge.

Surprise challenges leave Ken and Anita wondering if their modern plans for a neglected Decatur home will be compromised after spending a large chunk of their budget on curb appeal.

Ken and Anita buy a house, sight unseen, in the real estate hotspot of Alpharetta, GA. But they soon realize they got much more than what they bargained for, and must decide whether to rise to the occasion or deem it a lost cause.

Ken and Anita buy a spooky, nine-bedroom boarding house in Oakland City, Georgia, with plans of turning it into an edgy, contemporary home.

Ken and Anita buy a dingy mint green cabin in the quiet artist community of Pine Lake. But with only 350 houses in the community, it will be tough to comp and they are challenged to create a cozy lake cabin on a tight budget.

Ken and Anita purchase a house in the trendy area of East Lake Atlanta. But with less than 1,000 square feet to work with, they are forced to make some costly decisions that may compromise their selling timeline.

Ken and Anita purchase a tiny house in the West End of Atlanta. Not only is the house crooked and warped, but there's also no master bedroom, so they'll have to get creative with the layout to compete with neighboring rehabs.

Ken and Anita snag a deal on a seven-bedroom mansion in Conyers, GA, but the 7,000-square-feet home quickly leaves them feeling out of their element.

Ken and Anita purchase a 100-year-old duplex in the heart of Westside Atlanta with plans to transform it into a single-family home.

Ken and Anita face a lot of pressure to do right by their neighborhood while tearing down and transforming a run-down Craftsman in the heart of Woodstock, GA.