Be Well: Property Brothers Talk 25 Years of Real Estate, Tolerating Each Other & An Evolving Business

The Property Brothers, Drew and Jonathan Scott, returned to 'beWell' and we're learning a little more about the duo. The Scotts share how they manage to tolerate each other as they spend so much time together, the evolution of their business, and how they continue to help people invest in new properties.

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