Konya kicks off her mission to revitalize Beloit's Historic College Park neighborhood with the purchase of a large, rundown American Foursquare on Park Avenue.
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Konya and her team push to finish Park Avenue while the spring housing market is still hot; with some houses sold and others still sitting on the market, Konya questions what's next for the mission.
Park Avenue is Konya's dream purchase, but it's quickly becoming Pete's renovation nightmare. Shocking issues uncovered during demo threaten to derail the timeline and hit the already tight budget.
Konya must decide if replacing original floors at College Street is worth blowing the budget on her first renovation that is on track to break even. And the inventory list grows when Konya purchases another house.
The team takes on College Street, a historic home on the verge of being divided into rental units, determined to restore it before its character is lost for good.
The team collaborates with Acts Housing, a local program that helps first-time homebuyers purchase their first property. With a budget cap of $50K, it's all hands on deck to design and DIY. At the same time, Konya's most expensive project.
As Church Street - the team's biggest and boldest renovation yet - races toward the finish line, the pressure is on to deliver a product that fits the price tag. With the entire community watching, Konya pulls out all the stops.
A historic gem hits the auction block and Konya does everything it takes to get her hands on it. The Emerson project faces the Landmark Commission and Konya and team search the Hendricks family storage unit to add a personal touch.
With costs mounting at Church Street, Konya tours Diane through it to get her sign-off on the hefty price tag. At Emerson, the hunt for a sink that Konya must have sends Matt and Pete on a mission that takes them sky-high - literally.
Konya and her team are back at it, on a mission to bring back Beloit block by block. With two unsold homes from last year still on the market - and two massive new properties now added to the portfolio.
The success of the mission depends on selling houses, and Konya can't do it all. She turns up the heat on her nephew Connor to figure out a new approach to move homes sitting on the market from last year.
Konya and her team put their heads together to design a one-of-a-kind space that fuses old Beloit with a modern aesthetic; while Konya focuses on the new office and Connor navigates being a parent, they struggle to find a buyer for the modern house.
Konya decides it's time to double down on their mission to fix up Beloit by giving the team a home base - their new office. As the office construction gets underway, Konya continues her search for homes to buy and finds one that has so much history.
Pete and Konya take on a multi-family reno in College Park; when they decide to turn it into a one-family modern home, they get some mixed reviews from the next-door neighbor; Konya pushes Pete to beat the winter season.
With Connor's baby on the way, Konya hopes he doesn't have too much on his plate; as the modern house comes together, Konya feels confident about the modern vibe, although others, including Matt, still aren't so sure.
Konya's project, 630 Park Avenue, is a dilapidated Dutch Colonial with curb appeal; the inside needs more work than they bargained for; Pete takes on a huge project, a multi-million dollar entertainment center in downtown Beloit.
Konya and Connor show the half-done house to a potential buyer; Pete struggles to juggle the 630 Park renovation and the new entertainment center at the same time.
Konya kicks off her mission to revitalize Beloit's Historic College Park neighborhood with the purchase of a large, rundown American Foursquare on Park Avenue.
With the big community open house fast approaching, 721 Park is over budget and behind schedule; Pete races to finish construction, Konya and her team work to design a space that blends historical charm with a modern touch.
Pete and Konya take on a multifamily reno in College Park; when they decide to turn it into a one-family modern home, they get some mixed reviews from the next-door neighbor; Konya pushes Pete to beat the winter.
Konya's project, 630 Park Avenue, is a dilapidated Dutch Colonial with curb appeal; the inside needs more work than they bargained for; Pete takes on a huge project, a multi-million-dollar entertainment center in downtown Beloit.
With Connor's baby on the way, Konya hopes he doesn't have too much on his plate; as the modern house comes together, Konya feels confident about the modern vibe, although others, including Matt, still aren't so sure.
Konya and her team are back at it, on a mission to bring back Beloit block by block. With two unsold homes from last year still on the market - and two massive new properties now added to the portfolio - the pressure is mounting to keep the mission going.
Konya and her team put their heads together to design a one-of-a-kind space that fuses old Beloit with a modern aesthetic; while Konya focuses on the new office and Connor navigates being a parent, they struggle to find a buyer for the modern house.
Konya kicks off her mission to revitalize Beloit's Historic College Park neighborhood with the purchase of a large, rundown American Foursquare on Park Avenue.
Konya decides it's time to double down on her mission to fix up Beloit by giving the team a home base - their new office. As the office construction gets underway, Konya continues her search for homes to buy and finds one that has so much history.
With the big community open house fast approaching, 721 Park is over budget and behind schedule; Pete races to finish construction, Konya and her team work to design a space that blends historical charm with a modern touch.
The success of the mission depends on selling houses, and Konya can't do it all. She turns up the heat on her nephew Connor to figure out a new approach to move homes sitting on the market from last year. At the same time, Konya and the team dive headfirst into two neighboring projects that come with high renovation price tags: Church Street and Emerson Street.
Konya and Connor show the half-done house to a potential buyer; Pete struggles to juggle the 630 Park renovation and the new entertainment center at the same time.
A historic gem hits the auction block and Konya does everything it takes to get her hands on it; the Emerson project faces the Landmark Commission and Konya and team search the Hendricks family storage unit to add a personal touch to the Emerson powder room.
With costs mounting at Church Street, Konya tours Diane through it to get her sign-off on the hefty price tag; at Emerson, the hunt for a sink that Konya must have sends Matt and Pete on a mission that takes them sky-high - literally; after months of construction, Konya's sister and brother-in-law get their first look at the newly completed Emerson Street, now fully transformed from a neglected eyesore into a stunning showpiece.
The team collaborates with Acts Housing, a local program that helps first-time homebuyers purchase their first property; with a budget cap of $50K, it's all hands on deck to design and DIY; at the same time, Konya's most expensive project - Church Street - is coming together, and she's under mounting pressure to clear inventory from last year.
As Church Street, the team's biggest and boldest renovation yet, races toward the finish line, the pressure is on to deliver a product that fits the price tag; with the entire community watching, Konya pulls out all the stops to make sure Beloit College's historic "Art House" delivers on everyone's expectations.
Konya must decide if replacing original floors at College Street is worth blowing the budget on her first renovation that is on track to break even; and the inventory list grows when Konya purchases another house after Pete tries to talk her out of it.
The team takes on College Street, a historic home on the verge of being divided into rental units, determined to restore it before its character is lost for good; with smart decisions and careful budgeting, this property could become the team's very first break-even project, a major milestone that would help the mission continue.
Konya and her team push to finish Park Avenue while the spring housing market is still hot; with some houses sold and others still sitting on the market, Konya questions what's next for the mission.
Park Avenue is Konya's dream purchase, but it's quickly becoming Pete's renovation nightmare; shocking issues uncovered during demo threaten to derail the timeline and hit the already tight budget; with multiple houses on the market and this project hitting roadblocks, Konya must stay focused on the mission.
