Plot Synopsis

THE DEED is a one-hour reality series that follows multi-millionaire real-estate mogul Sidney Torres, as he comes to the aid of struggling property investors in dire need of help in the New Orleans area. Torres uses his own cash and his years of experience to rescue inexperienced home flippers who are on the verge of losing everything. These home flippers face every conceivable obstacle from unforeseen structural problems to shoddy work to hidden costs to lack of cash. It's how profits can turn to dust and how inexperienced investors can actually end up losing money. Flipping is never as easy as it seems but with the right partner, these deals can get back on track. Now, in this series, Torres throws distressed developers a lifeline in exchange for a piece of the property and a percentage of the profits. Once a deal is struck, he stops at nothing to pull these money pits out of the red, even if that means firing contractors, rolling up his sleeves and doing the work himself. Season 2 of of THE DEED premiered on Wednesday, June 13, 2018 at 10pm ET/PT on CNBC. This season takes viewers through every stage of the renovation process, as Torres works with everyone from aspiring and ambitious novices to seasoned, down-on-their-luck real-estate developers. Some of the partners featured this season include an ambitious law student looking to make his mark in real estate, a couple seeking to turn their flipping dream into a reality after a 10-year wait, a pair of recovering addicts looking for a fresh start, and one of Sidney's oldest friends who's in desperate need of help with his million dollar money pit. In the season opener, "Don't Fall in Love With Your Flip," Sidney must help his old friend, James, who has broken the golden rule of real estate by falling in love with his flip.
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On Wednesday, July 25, 2018 at 10pm ET/PT, CNBC premiered the Season 2 finale of THE DEED. In the season ender, "12 Steps to Success," wannabe developers Chelsea and Porter invested so much money in house flipping seminars that they're drowning in debt and can't afford to renovate an Uptown fixer upper.