The Best House Flipping Shows of 2024 Ranked

Real Estate Investing6 min read

Discover the best house-flipping shows to watch for education and entertainment.

Johnpaul Moses
Johnpaul Moses

What if we told you that you could find both entertainment and education at the same time?

It’s true!

House-flipping shows began popping up on television in recent years, and in 2024, there are more house-flipping shows than ever to choose from. 

As a real estate investor, the success of your next deal — and your real estate business as a whole — hinges upon your real estate education.

Because of this, you can take real estate classes, read real estate books, and if you’re looking for added entertainment, you can watch house flipping shows to glean flipping insights, from funding to renovations, pitfalls to avoid and more. 

That being said, which house flipping shows are the best? 

That’s exactly what we’ll break down in this article!

Let’s get started! 

The Best House-Flipping Shows of 2024

1.  Flip or Flop 

What it’s about: This house-flipping show is a realistic portrayal of the flipping business hosted by real estate agents and house-flippers Tarek El Moussa and Christina Hall (who were married when the show began but are now divorced.)

Why we love it: Each episode in this house flipping show features a new property from acquisition through renovation and sale.

Best of all, it  doesn’t sugarcoat the issues that can arise during the flipping process. 

Where to watch: HGTV, Hulu, Discovery+, Amazon Prime Video

2.  Flipping 101

What it’s about: This house-flipping show also features Tarek El Moussa as he tackles issues surrounding the house-flipping business. 

What makes it unique — and entertaining for beginner house flippers — is that El Moussa works with those new to house-flipping to show them the ins and outs of the process. 

Why we love it: El Moussa takes on an educational and mentorship role and offers insightful guidance about the complex realities of house-flipping. 

Where to watch: HGTV, Hulu, Discovery+, Amazon Prime Video

3.  Home Town 

What it’s about: Married couple Ben and Erin Napier work together in roles as master craftsman and designer to rehabilitate homes in their hometown of Laurel, Mississippi. 

They help neighbors and community members preserve the history of their town while updating homes to include modern comforts.  

Why we love it: The renovations and designs are inspirational and always high-quality, giving you not only a behind-the-scenes look at house-flipping but also a wealth of ideas. 

Where to watch: HGTV, Hulu, Discovery+, Amazon Prime Video

4.  Property Brothers 

What it’s about: Identical twins Jonathan and Drew Scott help people find rescue properties and walk them through the renovation and design process in this highly popular house-flipping show. 

Although most participants end up staying in their newly renovated homes, it’s a great look at the rehab process!

Why we love it: The Scott brothers have extensive industry experience in all aspects of buying, selling, and rehabbing properties, and viewers can pick up a lot of insider knowledge as well as design ideas from this program. 

Where to watch: HGTV, Hulu, Discovery+, Amazon Prime Video

5.  Holmes on Homes 

What it’s about: This Canadian house flipping show features contractor Mike Holmes as he assists homeowners in fixing issues caused by quickly-flipped, poorly renovated homes. 

It’s more of a take on what not to do, which is why it’s on our list of house-flipping shows. 

Why we love it: The program puts a heavy emphasis on the importance of quality contracting and renovation work and offers an array of pitfalls for viewers to take into consideration. 

Where to watch: HGTV, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video

6.  The Flipping El Moussas 

What it’s about: Another house-flipping show featuring Tarek El Moussa, this one is alongside his new wife Heather Rae El Moussa. 

The real estate ‘power couple’ takes viewers on a personal and professional journey as they get married and deal with their own new home renovations. 

Why we love it: This house-flipping show portrays the reality that, sometimes, things don’t always go the right way, even for the experts. 

It’s a good lesson in problem-solving, but also realizing that all real estate investors experience setbacks. 

Where to watch: HGTV, Hulu, Discovery+, Amazon Prime Video

7.  Holmes Family Rescue 

What it’s about: Contractor Mike Holmes co-hosts this house-flipping show with his son and daughter. The Holmes family helps people ‘make it right’ when things go awry during renovation projects. 

Why we love it: Again, this house-flipping show is a master class in what NOT to do when rehabbing properties. The family showcases many important reminders about doing a job the right time, the first time. 

Where to watch: HGTV, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video

8.  Masters of Flip

What it’s about: Husband-and-wife team Dave and Kortney Wilson host this house-flipping show based in Nashville, Tennessee. 

They combine their expertise in real estate, design, and renovation to flip historic houses and neglected properties to flip houses throughout the southern city. 

Why we love it: This house-flipping show is a well-balanced look at the many moving parts of the house-flipping business but emphasizes the importance of staying on budget, even when working on high-end properties. 

Where to watch: HGTV, W Network, Discovery+, Amazon Prime Video 

9.  First Time Flippers

What it’s about: This house-flipping show is a raw, often funny, look at the perils of first-time flipping. 

It follows people as they work through their first flip as they deal with setbacks, unexpected expenses, and renovation challenges. 

Why we love it: This program teaches the art of patience and perseverance with a dash of ‘what not to do.’ 

Viewers are treated to before-and-after tours of the flipped houses, proving that being a first-time flipper can be successful, even with a ton of trial and error. 

Where to watch: HGTV, Hulu, Discovery+, Amazon Prime Video

10.  Flipping Vegas  

What it’s about: Another house-flipping show featuring a married couple, Scott and Amie Yancey work in the competitive housing market of Las Vegas. 

The program showcases the pair as they buy, renovate, and sell neglected properties throughout the Vegas metro area. 

Why we love it: The Yanceys’ have extensive real estate, design, and renovation expertise, and they provide detailed insights into the home rehabilitation process. 

Viewers can gain a lot of insider knowledge, especially about the unique challenges of home renovation in desert climates.

Where to watch: AETV, Hulu, FYI, Amazon Prime Video

The Bottom Line on the Best House-Flipping Shows of 2024 

Grab some popcorn and pass the remote, because you’ve got a lot of house-flipping to catch up on! 

These are only 10 of our favorite house-flipping shows; check out your local listings and streaming services to find even more house-flipping tips on your real estate investing journey

Did we miss your favorite house flipping show?

If so, let us know in the comments!

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