Episode list

New parents seek their first home, she desires cozy farmhouse with garden, he prefers affordable rental property due to single income constraint, navigating differing preferences amidst financial considerations.

A blended family with a baby on the way searches for a new home. One wants Arizona's affordable community of Peoria, But the other prefers the established and expensive city of Scottsdale.

After living with her parents for the past two years, A single buyer is ready to buy her own place in Los Angeles and looking for an updated single-family house in the city. But her mom thinks a low maintenance condo in the suburbs.

A retiring Army instructor and his wife are buying their first home on Long Island. She's an interior designer and is dreaming of getting into a two-story with character, But he wants a ranch with a pool.

In Savannah, Georgia, married first-time homebuyers with a young family search for a house with room to grow. The husband favors a total fixer-upper while his real estate agent wife leans toward a move-in ready home

A couple in Northern Virginia seeks a spacious house to welcome their new baby and visiting relatives, navigating the husband's desire for an impressive property and the wife's preference for a modern abode.

A family in Los Angeles seeks more space for parents, young son. Parents split on home styles: one wants affordable vintage fixer, the other desires modern.

A couple looks to purchase their first home together in Arizona. One is pushing for an older place and she's determined to stick to her price range, but the other is fine with spending more to get something modern.

In Lubbock, Texas, parents hunt for a house where their sons can reside during college. The parents' choice is an older ranch demanding renovations to boost resale value, contrasting the sons' desire for a new, maintenance-free abode.

New Jersy interior designer relocates to Charlotte, NC for career and Southern romance. She wants a fixer-upper home, but her friend suggests an easier option.

A fashion model wants to buy an old house in Atlanta and renovate it as a hub for her extended family. Her cousin thinks she should get a turnkey home that needs no work.

A Canadian couple relocates for work at a Missouri university. She wants a rustic prairie house reminiscent of her childhood, but he prefers an accessible ranch to host his brother's visits.

Stunt couple seeking Atlanta home before wedding. He wants Colonial with media room for job prep, she seeks modern farmhouse with soaking tub for injury recovery.