Third Degree Burn

The sky is the limit as Madison decides to expand his business outside Malibu. He comes to realize that afar from the ocean, lays a familiar face in wait. When Madison takes his clients to a listing in Beverly Hills, his former assistant, Heather is the listing agent on the property. Meanwhile, Josh Flagg takes on a client who refuses to sell his property without interrogating the potential buyer first making it difficult to seal the deal. It's sibling rivalry of epic proportions when Josh Altman and his brother Matt take competition to a whole new level and co-list a ten-million-dollar estate, still under construction.
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