Miami Flip

Carolina tackles a 1950s block home. She hopes to turn a midcentury wreck into a cozy Miami cottage.

Carolina starts a new flip by cutting through brick walls to lighten up the kitchen.

Carolina's budget takes a hit when city codes require extra work for the new driveway.

Carolina saves money by reusing materials and refurbishing abandoned furniture for staging.

Carolina transforms the backyard and renovates the 1970s bathroom just in time for the open house.

Carolina's new flip is on a tight schedule, so she wastes no time getting to work gutting bathrooms and ripping up smelly carpet. But everything comes to halt when an ant infestation is uncovered.

Carolina's new flip is quickly turning into a money pit and work in the kitchen proves to be no different. Carolina is devastated to learn that all the plumbing needs to be replaced.

Another costly fix causes Carolina to re-evaluate her budget and game plan for this flip. Carolina realizes she's in much deeper than she originally planned and decides to go all in by marketing her new flip as a complete remodel.

This little flip has turned into quite a challenge, but Carolina hopes that the extra work and dollars will pay off in the end. Carolina decides to take a risk and rebuild the sunroom. Will the open house bring her some good news?

Carolina's hands are full with the abandoned eyesore of the neighborhood. She begins demolition of the great room's dated drop ceiling, only to reveal an unfortunate surprise. But finding a forgotten gem may still save the day.

Honeybees have taken up residence in Carolina's soffit and they'll have to be moved before exterior renovations can begin. As work finally gets rolling, the bees turn out to be the smallest problem in the backyard jungle.

Carolina's master suite feels cramped and the bathroom lacks a proper vanity, so she gets to work reconfiguring the space. So far, she's managed to stay on budget, but a slow drain in the bathroom forces her to open up the floor.

Carolina has one last hurdle to leap before she can put her flip on the market. The front needs a top to bottom makeover, but just as Caro patches one mistake, another problem pops up. The pressure's on to finish in time.