I saw that episode. I also wonder how much longer they'll continue to be able to run their company that way: they are jerks, plain and simple. They berate and humiliate their employees (often family members!) and contractors to try and get them to work for less. Eventually, those people will just stop working.
I like the South Carolina folks better; I think they are way more professional and have a much better operation overall.
As I watch those flip my hosue shows I keep thinking, the quality for the workmanship is so superficial, geared for the quick sell.
But there are always suckers willing to pay inflated flipper prices for the work they dont want to do themselves.
I just one flipper team struck me as really foolish. They sank $85K into a $100K house for $25K profit. Seems very very risky to me.