Zombie House Flipping: Family Business

After a Fourth of July fireworks show gone wrong, a family home was written off-but investor Tommy Harr is betting that, beneath the charred remains, the bones of this house are still salvageable.

Tommy Harr takes on a high-risk, high-reward project, picking up a cramped 1970s ranch with a crumbling foundation. The purchase price is low but turning around the dated and dangerous house will take a huge investment and help from the entire family.

Tommy Harr's brother Jake finds a wreck of a house on the outskirts of Columbus and brings Tommy in to partner on the deal. But on the first walkthrough, they discover major warning signs.

Tommy Harr discovers a rare opportunity in Columbus' upscale Grandview Heights and calls on his inspector dad and brother to give it a closer look before he makes a move.

Tommy Harr bets big on a rundown rural property no other flipper would touch and calls in his family to help pull off the impossible.

When Tommy Harr spots a boarded-up hoarder house in Columbus' sought-after Merion Village, even his own family thinks he's gone too far.

Tommy Harr takes on a newer home in a great neighborhood that looks like an easy win-until the front door opens. Inside, the house is a disaster, buried in filth and neglect.

Tommy Harr thinks he's found an easy flip in Columbus' desirable Clintonville neighborhood.

Tommy Harr bets big on a filthy foreclosure in Columbus, snagging it cheap despite overwhelming stench, trash, and code violations.