Episode list

An opera singer is ready to buy his first place in New York City. He needs enough space for his roommate and piano but finding a home that has it all and on his budget will be a hard bargain in the pricey city.

A vet and her husband need a home that's big enough to include their two-and-four-legged kids in Oklahoma. While the home will need plenty of space, he's trying to keep a lid on his wife's animals and their clutter.

A professional chef knows what he wants for a house in Nashville but his restaurant co-owner and partner wants the complete opposite. While one is focused on sticking to the budget, the other is willing to break the bank to get everything he wants.

A couple looks for a home that has it all in Austin, Texas. She really wants a house but he'll only be on board with the idea if it's a fixer-upper. The last thing she wants, however, is to raise their kids in a construction zone.

A flight attendant couple are looking for their second home in Philadelphia but can't agree on the location. Additionally, one wants more space for family to visit, while the other wants a smaller, low-maintenance property that fits their lifestyle.

A recently engaged couple is ready to plan their wedding and buy a home together in Columbus, Ohio. He's hoping to keep the cost low so they can keep their current lifestyle but she's willing to push the budget if it means getting everything she wants.

A Chicago couple wants to make new memories in their first home together. She hopes to find a modern, suburban home with a photo-worthy kitchen, but his heart is set on a vintage fixer-upper in the city with a butler's pantry.

A suburban Nashville couple is ready to end houseboat living and start a family on dry land. He wants another fixer with a lot of acreage in the country but she'd prefer a home in town that doesn't come with a lot of projects.

A recently married woman thought she'd get to buy a home for her future family after moving to North Carolina, but her groom is dragging his feet and would prefer to keep renting. The couple must now decide if the risks of homeownership outweigh the security of renting.

A New England couple is ready to move out of her family's place and into a home of their own. She still wants to live near her parents but he'd like a little more elbow room away from the in-laws.

Young, humble parents are excited to buy their first home in Suffolk, Virginia. He wants a simple home that's a good investment with equity-building options while she wants something move-in ready she can quickly post to social media.