Ep 5. Two Tops Never Work

In the fifth episode of the tenth season of Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles, titled "Two Tops Never Work," viewers are taken back into the high-stakes world of real estate in the City of Angels. With multiple real estate agents jostling for top position and significant commissions, the competition is fierce, and it is fascinating to see how each agent uses their unique personality and strategies to gain an advantage.

The episode kicks off with Josh Altman feeling the pressure from his wife as they wait for the finalization of their new home purchase. While they wait for the paperwork to go through, Josh is forced to focus his attention on other properties, including a $4.5 million hillside home that raises a few red flags during his site visit. However, with the current state of the market, Josh knows that picking and choosing his battles could be the key to success. Elsewhere, Tracy Maltas is also having a busy week, with her newest listing on the line. In a city where properties are both highly coveted and hard to come by, Tracy is feeling the heat as she prepares to show her $28 million Beverly Hills property to interested buyers. With the owners of the home never having visited the property, Tracy sees an opportunity to make a big sale – but she also knows that she has her work cut out for her.

Meanwhile, looking to make his mark in Los Angeles real estate, James Harris has brought one of his English clients to the city. With a keen eye for real estate, the client has no problem shelling out $6 million for a home – if James can find something suitable. After scouring the property market, James finds a gem in the form of a gorgeous beach home. However, with a budget of $6 million, James knows that he will need to offer a great price if he wants to close the deal.

Over on the other side of town, David Parnes is working hard to make a sale of his own. With a chic West Hollywood listing worth $10.8 million, David is determined to get the best price possible. However, he is met with an interesting proposition when a competing agent suggests they work together to sell the home as a joint listing. Skeptical but intrigued, David considers the possibility of a joint listing, knowing that his priority is always putting his clients first.

As the episode unfolds, the personal and professional lives of the real estate agents are put under the microscope. From the added pressure of a new home purchase to the stress of constantly competing against rival agents, the viewer is given an intimate look into the highs and lows of this high-rolling industry. Whether their deals are made or broken in the end, it is clear that the agents of Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles are some of the best in the business. With their charisma, savvy, and a drive to succeed, they are making their mark in one of the most competitive industries around.