Good Bones

Mina and Karen are back in Fountain Square with a quaint but expensive cottage; in order to list this pricey property high enough to make a profit, they must figure out how to add plenty of bells and whistles without losing its vintage charm.

In Near Eastside, Mina and Karen hope a two-story addition with an Americana cottage design will turn a heftier profit than the area's last project; after finding a series of mysterious holes, the team worries the home will become a money pit.

Mina and Karen take a risk and purchase a huge house in a relatively new neighborhood; with one budget-busting issue after another, the team has to make money-saving design choices to create a neutral home that still has bombshell appeal.

Mina and the team return to Old Southside to tackle the smallest home on the block; the house needs to grow bigger to make a profit, so Mina plans to add a second floor and red siding for an urban barn feel, but a snafu could set the team back weeks.

Mina and Karen buy one of the worst homes in Old Southside with major fire damage; with its tiny yard and a small footprint, they need to transform the burned-out ramshackle into a stunning two-story home or take a huge loss.

Mina and the team renovate the 9,000-square-foot home of professional basketball player Justin Holiday and his family, but what begins as an updated face-lift, quickly turns into a race against the clock as the team runs into issues.

Mina and Karen are back in Old Southside, where they look to transform a small, two-bedroom home into a beautiful beach bungalow on a modest budget; if they make a decent profit, Mina plans to realize her dream.

The Two Chicks team is ready to break ground on their new headquarters, and Mina hopes the 6,000 square foot building will provide plenty of storage and office space; the race is on to finish the new location before their current lease expires.

Mina and the team take on their first home in the Valley, a neighborhood they've never ventured into before; with no comps in the area and major framing issues, Mina must pull out all the stops if she wants to see a return on this risky investment.

Mina tackles her biggest challenge yet as she renovates her best friend's 6,000 square foot bridal shop; this could be the project that jump-starts more high-end commercial renos, and with only 60 days until the grand opening, Mina must deliver.

Mina and the team take on a house Mina has purchased sight unseen; the structure has no foundation and must be torn down; with an aggressive timeline, the problematic property could sink her plans of turning a quick sale.

After the success of her last Charles Street home, Mina decides to create a twin property by duplicating the floor plan and adding a cabin chic vibe; with one failed inspection after another, the team faces delays that place the project at risk.

Mina and the team are back in the Valley to build one of their smallest homes yet; with a driveway-sized property that's only 16 feet wide, the team must figure out how to create a long and skinny new build that packs all the luxury.