When it comes to HGTV shows, the projects always look beautiful. The renovated properties definitely fall under the category of dream homes and, when it comes to "Brother vs. Brother," Jonathan and Drew Scott definitely don't seem to skimp out on budget. In the latest season of the hit HGTV show, as of publication, Jonathan and Drew met their biggest home offers yet, and subsequently made big bucks because of it. 

As noted by CNN, Jonathan bought his reno house for $2.4 million, and then sold it for $5.64 million. Drew, on the other hand, bought his reno project for $2.35 million, and managed to sell it for $5.8 million — talk about an unfathomable amount of money, and the fact that houses worth more than $2 million are considered "fixer uppers" in Los Angeles, California is beyond ridiculous (our condolences to anyone in the City of Angels who dreams of one day owning a house). The big budgets meant big improvements, and bedrooms, kitchens, living spaces, and bathrooms all got flipped the right way up. Jonathan even installed a pool at his property, which is a must-have for those hot Los Angeles summers.