Flip This House is an American television series that aired on the A&E and Bio television networks from 2005 to 2009. Each episode spotlighted the purchase and renovation of a single unit. All episodes included listing the price of the purchase, the cost of renovation, and the market value (including potential profit) of the "flipped" property. Series overview Season one (2005-2006) In season one, the series followed the activities surrounding the Charleston, South Carolina-based Trademark Properties, founded by Richard C. Davis. Charleston Team Richard C. Davis – Founder and head of the company. Ginger Alexander – Davis' right-hand associate who assists with the flipping of houses Dawn Nosal – Project coordinator Kevin Molony – Head of construction during the flipping process Vance Sudano – One of the real estate brokers who sells the finished houses Due to a contractual disagreement Trademark decided not to return for season two of the show. Davis created the show in 2003, took it to A&E to partner, and claims that he has yet to receive any payment. In July 2006, Trademark Properties filed a lawsuit against A&E alleging breach of contract and fraud. Davis was awarded $4 million by the jury in the case, an amount equal to more than half of the profit generated by the first season of the show. The A&E network responded through its spokesman, Michael Feeney, by saying, "We are deeply disappointed in the jury's decision, and we will follow the appropriate steps to have the verdict reversed." Davis signed a series deal with TLC, and the new series, originally titled The Real Deal and now named The Real Estate Pros, began airing April 21, 2007. Season two (2006) In season two, the show was recast with a team from San Antonio, and another from Atlanta. San Antonio Team Armando Montelongo – Montelongo House Buyers co-founder, David's brother Veronica Montelongo – Armando's wife, the company's sales executive David Montelongo – Co-Founder Melina Montelongo – David's wife, who is the company Marketing Director Atlanta Team Sam Leccima – Founder of Leccima Real Estate, accused of fraud in May 2007. Shanni Leccima – Sam's wife and partner Lamont Martin – Sam's right-hand man and construction manager Angela Wilford – Works for Keller-Williams Realty and collaborates with the Leccimas to sell the flipped houses. In May 2007, television station WAGA in Atlanta exposed the Season Two episodes starring local developer Sam Leccima