The Newman family wants to raise money for a shade house to protect her beautiful flowers. Host John Sencio and the Cash In The Attic team do their best to help them out
Denise and Dennis Dolan are an Atlanta couple who love the 50's and their house is full of vintage memorabilia! This cool couple is looking to raise enough cash for a new dinning room set.
The Stembel family of Atlanta wants to raise $1,500 for a new garage door so they can convert their carport into an art studio. Cash In The Attic to the rescue!
The Gongora family wants to raise $2,000 to finish their basement and convert their extra bedroom, into a child's room. Can selling Beanie Babies raise enough cash at auction?
Tracy and Bill Ashton of Atlanta have 2 daughters and have been married for 12 years. Bill is a lifelong collector of pop-culture collectibles - comic books, records, toys, games and lunch boxes. The family agrees that it's time to sell some of his collection go so they can raise $500 to renovate their dining room.
The Swank family is expecting their second child, and wants to convert their guest bedroom into a nursery before the baby arrives. They have an interesting collection of items from when they lived in Singapore. Hopefully selling some of those items will raise the $1,000 they need.
Cash In The Attic are helping Dena and Dylan Altman to raise $1,500 for a kitchen upgrade. They have a house of stuff that Dylan thinks its worth money. Let's go to the auction and see if he's right!
Cash In The Attic visits the Wamble family of Nashville, Tenn. The goal is to raise $2,500 to make over their 2 year-old daughter's bedroom. Will they raise the cash?
Kathleen Urciuli has left Los Angeles and returned to her hometown of Nashville with all of her belongings in tow. Now in her first home she needs to raise $1,500 for new kitchen cabinets and decides to sell some of her stuff at auction.
The Broskley family is expecting their second child and they still haven't remodeled their laundry room into a nursery. Cash In The Attic is off to Philadelphia to raise $1,500 for the project!
