The second season of Bravo's hit series "Flipping Out" returns with everyone's favorite obsessive-compulsive house-flipper, Jeff Lewis. It takes a special kind of personality to handle flipping six multimillion-dollar houses at one time, but Lewis, one of Los Angeles' most colorful creative renovators and real estate speculators, pulls it off and turns a six-figure profit on every property. With the soft market teaching flippers new lessons as home sales decline, there's never a dull moment for Lewis and his intriguing cast of characters that lives as one big dysfunctional family. Like most families, Lewis' extended family has its share of issues, which results in the occasional confrontation and even a firing or two. In Season two, each day comes with a new barrage of problems – from dealing with suspicions of his staff (that leads him to install a nanny cam on site), to trying to turn over a new leaf, exercise patience and treat his staff with dignity. But, as Jenni says "it’s a long process." Lewis also must contend with market fluctuations, since three of his projects have yet to flip, driving him to expand his business and pick up property renovations instead. Lewis is forced to work for others (which he hates), but in his own inimitable style takes on massive multimillion remodeling jobs.