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Jeff is frustrated with project delays; a new client is indecisive; Jeff decides to sell Gramercy and go back to flipping; the team introduces a new paint line.
Jeff is frustrated with project delays; a new client is indecisive; Jeff decides to sell Gramercy and go back to flipping; the team introduces a new paint line.
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S7, EP4 "Back Flipping"Jeff is frustrated with project delays; a new client is indecisive; Jeff decides to sell Gramercy and go back to flipping; the team introduces a new paint line.
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S7, EP5 "Due Date"Jenni's due date arrives; Jeff juggles design projects for important clients.
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S7, EP6 "Flipping Nashville"Jeff flies to Nashville to help his friend buy a home; Megan is in charge of the office; Jeff talks with Gage about selling Gramercy.
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S7, EP7 "I Want You Back"Megan steps in as Jeff's executive assistant; a client refuses to raise the budget; Jeff begs Jenni to return to work.
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