Jennifer Lucas has just been transferred to Little Rock, Arkansas. Now she and her husband, Adam, want to buy a home here, but they want completely different lifestyles. She wants a populated neighbrohood close to work. He wants to live in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by nature. This young married will couple will have to make some compromises to find the home that works for both of them in their new hometown.

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After living above a noisy bar in Boston for years, Jeanna and Tyler decided to leave the busy city for a quiet life in the suburbs. Three years later, they're moving back! Feeling isolated from their friends and family, and sick of the 3 hour daily commute, the young couple is looking to buy a place right in the center of Boston. But it wont be easy. After owning and customizing a 2800 square foot home, everything Boston has to offer seems small, outdated and not to their tastes.

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Miriam Cherry has spent the past eight years moving around the country teaching law at various universities. But now that she has tenure, she can settle down in St. Louis, Missouri. There this opinionated and outspoken professor hopes to find a house with vintage charm where she can finish writing her book.

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28-year-old Capitol Hill staffer, Kelly, is looking to buy a home with some character in one of Washington, D.C's trendy areas. Her best friend Barbara wants her to consider a transitional neighborhood, but Kelly's not sure she wants to take that risk. Can she find the place she wants, in the area she wants, without going over her budget?



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High school sweethearts, Rich and his wife Erin, are ready to purchase their first home together in Baltimore, Maryland. But finding a place that they both like isn't easy. Rich wants a Baltimore row home with charm, including exposed brick and hardwood floors. Erin would rather find a single family home in the suburbs. With $300,000 to spend, who will win out?

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Nate and Jen are looking for their first home near Austin, where they can take the next step and start a family. Jenn doesn't want to be house poor and is very strict about budget, but Nate has a long wish list which includes some unusual needs, like a dedicated room for playing video games, and high ceilings to accommodate his tall height. Nate's willing to pay a little more to get their dream home, but will he be able to convice his wife that busting the budget is the right decision?



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Kenyala and Jody are enjoying the outdoors in Decatur, Alabama, just outside Huntsville. But with growing kids, their 2500 square foot home is starting to feel like a squeeze. They're searching for a bigger home with enough garage space to house Jody's race car, and a large office so Kenyala will no longer have to do her work in the laundry room. But with $350,000 to spend, can they find a home that blends the square footage they need with the charm, and the pool, they're looking for?



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When it comes to searching for their first house in Raleigh, North Carolina, Monica and Brian are very prepared. They've got a highly organized binder, complete with listings of numerous homes for sale, the pros and cons of each place they've seen, and an extensive wish list. But they don't agree about everything on that list. Can they find enough common ground to buy a house that will check off enough boxes to make them both happy?



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Jonathan is a 29-year-old advertising professional from Los Angeles, who wants to buy a place before his milestone 30th birthday. He wants a sleek, sexy, modern space near the action in West Hollywood, all on a budget of $400 -$500K. Along for the ride is his opinionated friend Jermaine, whose negative comments about every property make this already challenging house-hunt almost impossible. Will Jonathon find the perfect space for him at the right price?



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First-time buyers don't see eye to eye on budget as they search the suburbs of Washington, D.C., for a spacious home suitable for entertaining guests and for running a day-care business.

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A woman is very mindful of her budget as she searches for a home in downtown Memphis.

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Scott and Kim work long days together as soccer coaches for a top athletic training center in Bradenton, Florida. They want to find a new home that feels like a vacation spot, so when they go home at night they can leave their jobs behind and do some serious relaxing. They've set their sites on spectacular Anna Maria Island, a popular tourist destination just off the coast. Will their 400K budget get them the exactly what they want, or will they have to choose between the space Kim wants and Scott's dream of living right on the beach?



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Last year, Brandon and his wife Tenya moved from the cold winters of Detroit to warmer climates in Houston. They've fallen in love with the area and now hope to start a family. But before they do, they need to get out of their one-bedroom rental and buy a home with room to grow. They both like contemporary-style, and insist on having two-stories with the master next to their future kids' rooms. And since Brandon is a personal trainer, he'd love a home with dedicated space to train his clients. As for Tenya, she has visions of a tree-house in a big back yard.



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Daniel, an associate pastor, and his wife, Heidi, recently moved from Oklahoma to start a ministry in Saginaw, Michigan. They immediately fell in love with their new congregants and the friendly community, so they've decided to put down roots and buy their first home. Hoping to pay less on a mortgage payment than they're currently spending on rent, they're searching for a place with enough room for future children, plus a big yard for their dog, Edward. But with Daniel's aversion to stairs, and Heidi's love of traditional two-story homes, this house hunt may require a giant leap of faith.



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Tired of constantly feeling cramped in their modest starter home, Brandon and Anna are looking for a more updated, spacious house to start a future family. The problem is that Brandon has a very specific vision for their new place. He wants an impressive home with a grand entrance and great curb appeal in one of Tulsa's more upscale neighborhoods. His wife has more practical concerns, like a nice kitchen and bath, and carpeting for their little dog to run on.

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Salon owners, Deke and Joseph, want to buy a place that they can transform into their dream home in Destin, Florida. They have a long list of must haves, including spectacular water views, a private elevator, access to a full menu of high end amenities, and office space. But with Deke pushing for a luxury high rise condo and Joseph wanting the privacy of a single family home, finding the place that meets up with all of their needs and stays within their $650,000 budget will be a challenge.



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Seth loves to brew beer, but he and his wife Angie's dinky apartment basement isn't cutting it. With just weeks before their lease expires, they're searching the Kansas City suburbs for a home with a bar, and a basement for Seth's brewery. But when Angie insists that they find a home that isn't split-level, in an area where split-levels abound like BBQ rib joints, their options become limited in a hurry.



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As a single woman in New York, Michelle was a die-hard city girl who loved everything the Big Apple had to offer; the culture, the nightlife and the 24/7 excitement. But after having her baby daughter, the city became less delightful and more daunting. So, after living away from home since she was 18, Michelle is going to sell her Brooklyn apartment and move back to her home town of Louisville Kentucky to be closer to family and friends. Michelle is also getting help in her house hunt from her brother, Bob, but he's concerned Michelle will end up with a house that's not much bigger than her 700 square foot Brooklyn one-bedroom. Will Michelle find the right spot with enough space?



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Newlyweds, Lea and Eric, just moved to the Midwest from the New York City area. After spending a few months in rural Batesville, Indiana, they've decided to move closer to the nearest big city: Cincinnati. A savvy real estate broker, Lea has strong opinions about what she wants; a home with an amazing kitchen and vintage touches. But Eric, a scientist, would prefer something contemporary, with modern, European-style details. They have $600,000 to spend, but that may not be enough to find a home that meets their high standards, and blends both their tastes.



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A mother-to-be wants to buy a condo or townhouse in a trendy area of Charlotte, while her husband would prefer to spend their $250,000 budget on a more traditional home.

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When they were married three years ago, Kay moved into Derrick's rural bachelor pad. But city girl Kay is ready to move closer to the energy of downtown Atlanta and find a home that they choose together, which is easier said than done. He wants a house with a yard, she wants a high-rise condo with amenities. He's strict about the budget, she's willing to spend a little more to get the perfect home. Not to mention, she has some unusual pet peeves, like not wanting toilet paper holders in the bathrooms. Will the couple find a well-paced space at the right price, or will their differences prove to be too much?



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Tim and Leslie are excited about their move from Oklahoma to Waco, Texas. But their search for a permanent home is being held up by these first time buyers' quirky wish list. She insists on a yard big enough for a custom cat-enclosure, and he needs a shed where he can brew beer, and a place where he can display a vintage battle axe.



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Ross and Kelly are excited to buy their first home in Portland, Oregon, but they've been searching for months and still haven't found a place. The problem? They want to get the type of home they would find in the Midwest in the pricier Portland market. Determined to find a home that hits everything on their very long wish list, they're nitpicking every house they see. Will Portland prove to expensive for the couple, and will they have to settle for a style they never expected?



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Chris, a southern boy, wants a smaller home with a room for his surfboards and skatebords. But his British wife, Kim, wants a larger place with a few touches to remind her of home, which include a proper foyer, no master bathroom, and space for guests and babies. Can they find common ground, or will it be winner-take-all in Nashville, Tennessee?



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Jared and Kirsten love old houses, and have both renovated their 19th century farmhouses in Brandywine Valley, Pennsylvania. Now they're looking to buy a home together. Kirsten, who works in land preservation, wants a home with at least 10 acres of land. Jared, on the other hand is concerned about the amount of work involved. Both agree, however, that only 18th or 19th century homes will do. While the historic Brandywine Valley area has plenty of these to choose from, it won't be easy to find one that meets the expectations of these avid preservationists, and has the right amount of land to make them both happy.

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Recently Nick and Jennifer gave up the glamour of Los Angeles to move to Lincoln, Nebraska, so they could afford a nice sized home for their growing family. But until they find the home of their dreams, this couple and their 18 month-old son are staying in Jennifer's parent's basement. They both want a home with a big back yard in a South East Lincoln suburb. However, Nick only wants to spend around $170,000 and isn't afraid of making a few improvements. Jennifer would rather spend more money in order to find a home that's move-in ready.

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Erika and Kevin want the very best for their young daughter Audrey, including the best public schools. So they are determined to find a forever home in the top-rated Carmel, CA school district. But even with a budget of one million dollars, they're discovering they may have to make some compromises in this pricey real estate market. Something's going to have to give; will it be the schools or the space they need?



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Boston-area residents, Andrea and Steve, have always loved Cape Cod. Now they've decided to buy a vacation house in the town of Falmouth. They want enough space for themselves and their three grown children, with extra room for guests. Steve wants a place as close to the water as possible, and doesn't mind doing some construction to make the house perfect. Andrea on the other hand prefers to be near the center of town, and doesn't want to take on any projects. Will the couple be able to find the right place for them, or will Cape Cod just have to wait?



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Michael and Maria have some unique demands for their dream home in Sacramento, California. As avid travelers who love the sound of jet engines, they want to live as close to the airport as possible, and even want to be in the flight path. Italian-born Maria refuses to compromise on her very specific pet peeves, such as no dated kitchens and no hardwood floors. Michael wants high ceilings and to have enough wall space for their art. Most importantly, the house has to speak to them. Will the couple be able to compromise and find a home that suits them both?



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First time byers and new parents, Ben and Hailey, are looking for a bigger home in Pensacola, Florida. But he wants a historic charmer and she wants cheap and fucntional. Will pragamatic mama prevail over starry eyed papa?



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As a professional baseball scout, Clint can spot talent on the mound, but he and his wife Shari will have a tougher time finding a starter home they like in the Houston suburb of Kingwood. They want to find a place with the kind of "western elegance" Clint grew up with on his family's ranch, along with plenty of parking, and enough yard for Clint to use his riding lawn mower. But with just $215,000 to spend, it'll be a challenge to get all the bells and whistles they want.



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Former beauty queen, Lisa, and her husband, Tri, a retired professional football player, just had a baby girl. Now they're ready to buy their first home in the Philadelphia suburbs. Tri's needs are simple: he wants a big backyard where he can play sports with his friends, and a private space to escape the ladies now and then. But Lisa's list of demands is longer: she wants fancy finishes, a beautiful exterior, upgraded bathrooms and lots of space. Will the couple be able to find a place that suits both of their needs?



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Ready to leave the city life behind, Charles and Jay are moving from San Francisco to the more suburban Oakland Hills. They insist on a mid-century modern home, and a view of San Francisco Bay. But that's the easy part. In an area where hillside homes abound, Charles and Jay insist on an earthquake-safe house that isn't built on stilts. Will they be able to find a home that satisfies all of their requirements and style?



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Jacade, a professional rodeo cowboy, and his wife, Kari, are looking for a home in Salt Lake City. But these 2 picky twenty-somethings aren't making it easy. Jacade wants to be north of the city, close to his family and his rodeo practice venue. She wants to be south of the city, close to her family. Who will hold on the longest in this wild Utah house hunt?



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Brandon is ready to sell his home in the suburbs and move to downtown Cincinnati, where he spends most of his time. With a budget of $200,000 and the help of his childhood friend, he's looking for a modern space that has character, and a garage with a plug-in for his electric car. This wishlist might be a tall order when looking downtown, as inventory in booming downtown Cincinnati is limited.



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Erin and Ross want a high-rise condo with upscale amenities and killer views in downtown Chicago. Unfortunately their budget is more in line with a low-rise on the outskirts of town. Will they lower their expectations, or luck out with a great deal in the windy city?



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Corrie and Kyle are ready to move out of their Boca Raton, Florida rental and buy their first home. And since they want to start a family, they're looking at family-friendly Jupiter, Florida. Corrie is terrified of hurricanes and insists on living in a cement block home. Kyle is less concerned about hurricanes than about where to put his drums, and he thinks no southern Florida home is complete without a pool. Corrie's not crazy about pools as she's spent too much time cleaning them. Will this Florida couple find the right house that they can both agree upon?



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When Boston residents Steven and Bethany went to visit Charleston, South Carolina, they fell so in love with the area, that they decided to buy a vacation home there. Steven is hoping for a single-family home with a small piece of land separating their neighbors. Bethany has her heart set on a home with nice hardwood floors and a working fireplace. Both Steven and Bethany would like to be in walking distance to shops and restaurants, but she doesn't want her home to be on a street where she will see any horse-and-carriage tours common in the historic town.



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Oleg and Hayley met in Prague, and after a whirlwind romance, got married and moved back to her hometown of Seattle, Washington. Tired of the skyrocketing price of rent, they are looking for their first place near downtown. But even though they have a 450,000 budget, their house-hunting journey has become problematic. She wants an old home with Victorian details, while he wants modern and new. Will Oleg and Hayley find the perfect place for them, or will their perspectives on style collide?



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Cody and Wayne, are relocating from San Francisco to Orange County, Calif. They're looking for a home with unique architectural features near the coast. Even with $625,000 to spend, it'll be hard to find what they want in this area filled with expensive-cookie-cutter homes in planned communities. Wayne's deal breaker of finding a place with no restrictive HOA's might be impossible.



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When Denny and Melissa put their house on the market, they had no idea that it would be sold in a matter of weeks. They were forced to rent an apartment in Raleigh, North Carolina, but with two growing boys their apartment seems to be closing in on them. They're in the market for a large home with at least four bedrooms, plus a space for Melissa's photo studio. Denny insists on a large garage so he can set up his woodworking shop. And their two active boys need plenty of space to play, so they want a big backyard. Can this family of four find their dream home and stay within their budget?

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Kurt and his fiancee, Chandler, are searching for their first home. They'd love to buy a bungalow near the beach, but finding their ideal three bedroom-two bath with a yard in the pricey South Bay area of Los Angeles is proving to be a challenge. If they want an ocean view that's under budget, they'll have to accept a true fixer-upper. They're going to need to compromise; will it be the perfect location, or the perfect house?

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An engaged couple search for their first home in Denver, but don't see eye to eye on house styles.

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Miranda and Rob are moving from Southern California to Austin, Texas, to follow Miranda's dreams of making it big as a singer/songwriter. Miranda hopes to find a Victorian-style house in the heart of downtown Austin, where all of the action is. Rob, on the other hand, would rather take advantage of Austin's numerous lakes and find a newer-construction home with water access. Also important in any potential house is a music studio for Miranda, as well as a home office for Rob.

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Arielle has a huge wishlist for her first home. Fortunately, in the Atlanta suburb of Woodstock, her $200,000 budget will get her a lot of house. Unfortunately, it probably won't get her everyting she wants. Can her friend and co-worker Cheryl convince her not to sweat the small stuff, or will she hold out for perfection?

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With their first child on the way, Chris and Chelsea need a home with more space than their current apartment in Alexandria, Virginia. Chris has an extremely long, multiple-page wish list that makes him hard to please. Chelsea has her own preferences, and they don't always match up with Chris'. Can they find a house that will make them both happy before the baby comes?

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Jennifer and Stan Phelps bought their dream home, a historic 1930s stone colonial, in their home state of Connecticut shortly after they married. But after 9 years of remodeling and customizing the house exactly the way they want it, they're picking up and moving to the south in search of better schools for their two boys and warm weather year round. And although Jen and Stan were able to agree on Raleigh, North Carolina, choosing a house is a different story. Stan wants a completely new, smaller place with no maintenance whatsoever, but is not opposed to a townhouse. Jen wants a larger place that has character, with a screened-in porch, and she'll by no means consider anything with shared walls. Will the couple find a place that suits both of them, or will they spend another 9 years searching?



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Annette has moved back home to Michigan after completing college in Chicago, and is ready to purchase her first home in the hip college town of Ann Arbor. She'd like to find something historic with vintage charm that matches her artsy personality. She loves to craft, and would like space for her crafting supplies. She also works from home, so a home office is essential. Helping her with the search is her childhood friend, Elisa.

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When Ben gets his dream aeronautical engineering job, he and his teacher wife, Katie, leave cool Michigan for the desert heat of Lancaster, California. But getting used to the climate is the least of the challenges these 22-year-olds face as they try to find the perfect starter home on a frugal budget.



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Newlyweds, Ryan and Krista, want to buy their forever home in Durango, Colorado. Problem is, they can't agree on one that's within their $350,000 budget. Self-described hippie, Krista, is looking for an older wood-home with character, a garden, good spiritual energy and space to practice yoga. Army vet, Ryan, wants an energy efficient and low maintence home. He's pushing for a new house with stainless steel appliances, a 2 car garage and a yard without a single blade of grass.



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An Austin real-estate professional and her husband are in the market for a rental property in the lakeside community of Treasure Island, Texas, but they can't agree about whether to purchase a fixer-upper or a house that's move-in ready.

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Baz has been living in a Boston suburb rental with his four roommates for several years, but he's decided it's time to take the plunge and buy. Since the thought of swinging the entire mortgage alone is a little daunting, and these guys get along so well, he'd like to find a large enough house where they can all live together. Ideally Baz would like a five-bedroom Victorian or Colonial style home. A large kitchen is a must because they like to cook and they enjoy brewing their own beer. With five different house hunters, there are plenty of different opinions.

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Catherine and Thomas live in Derry, New Hampshire, with their young son. They're ready to buy a house together, but there's one major problem. Neither can agree on which state to call home. Catherine wants to move to Massachusetts, near her work. Thomas is set on staying in New Hampshire. Another hiccup is Thomas' giant antique armoire, which must fit in whatever house they buy. Will the couple be able to come to an agreement or remain divided?

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A self-described hippie and her Army vet husband disagree about what kind of home to buy with their $350,000 budget in Durango, Colo. While she wants something older with character and a space for practicing yoga, he's pushing for a new house that's low maintenance.

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Bryant and LaCondis have built successful careers in the U.S. Air Force, and now, thanks to careful saving and their military housing allowance, they can afford to buy their first place in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. They want to find a large home close to Andrews Air Force Base, within easy reach of shopping and restaurants. But even with a $300,000 budget, they'll have to make sacrifices to find the space and perks they're after.



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Jeff, Jessica, their two rambunctious boys and scruffy houndogs are looking for a home in the suburbs of Louisville, Kentucky. For her, the aesthetics are key. She wants a house that has character, charm, and is in a walkable neighborhood. But Jeff doesn't care about the aestetheitcs, he just wants large rooms, a functional kitchen with a gas line, and a big basement so he can display his model cars.



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Jennifer and Deas both want a vacation getaway in Santa Rosa Beach on the coast of Florida's panhandle. But he wants a place that will attract the renters that flock to this thriving tourist area, while she wants a place that will feel like a real home when they stay there during the winter months. Even with a budget of $850,000, they may have trouble finding a property that works for both of them.



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After moving to Fayetteville, Georgia, for a new job as a pastor, Jim and his wife, Laura, have decided to buy a home there. With a budget of $220,000 - $250,000 they're looking for a large 4-bedroom house with a stately yet inviting exterior, hardwood floors, crown molding, a large kitchen with upgraded countertops, and a wooded backyard. Laura wants a formal dining room that's big enough for her family heirloom furniture. Their two daughters want a large backyard with a pool, but Jim is concerned about the maintenance.

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Tom, his wife Lisa, and their three kids have migrated to La Crosse, Wisconsin, for Tom's new job. They've been renting a three-bedroom condo, but are looking forward to buying a four-bedroom home with plenty of yard space for the kids. Lisa would love to live in a Cape Cod style home with neighbors at arms length. Tom wants a secluded log cabin with popcorn ceilings. There's trouble brewing for this dairy-land house hunt.



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French-born David and his wife, Christina, are sick of living in their cramped rental in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and are looking to move to a larger home. With four kids to accommodate, they need a house with a least 4 bedrooms. Christina wants a traditional home with an office to house her home staging business. David, an avid cook, is set on having a gas cooktop, and wants minimal work in the home. He's also looking for some European features that remind him of home. Will this couple be able to combine their European and American sensibilities to find the perfect home?



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Christina is ready to buy her first home in Tyler, TX. She's determined to buy in an area that has a school district she prefers for her six-year-old son, Eli, and a poker room for herself. But even with the help of Eli and her co-worker, Theresa, finding a home with a low $100,000 budget won't be easy.

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After a few years living the Chicago fast life, college sweethearts Aubrey and Brian are getting married and heading back to the Detroit suburbs. But before wedding bells ring, they want to find a home with a few quirky items, including excellent cell phone reception, and a gourmet kitchen with no stainless steel. With their wedding less than a month away, will they compromise, or will they have to move in with her Mom and Dad after the honeymoon?



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Dave and Karen live in Bloomington, Illinois, but spend most of their weekends exploring nearby Chicago, so they've decided to invest in a weekend home on the city's Gold Coast. Dave has his heart set on a high-rise with a view of Lake Michigan, but there's one problem; Karen has a serious fear of heights. She'd rather find a charming brownstone.

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Los Angeles residents, Sean and Stephen, are ready to move to Palm Springs, California, where Sean has just accepted a big job promotion. While the couple anticipates finding a better deal in the desert than they could in L.A., they have major disagreements when it comes to style. Sean would like a Spanish-style ranch house, while Stephen prefers the mid-century modern look this desert retreat is known for. Factor in the couple's pickiness when it comes to water pressure and toilet shape, and finding a place within their $400,000 budget is sure to be a challenge.



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Mike and Danielle have moved from Florida to Michigan, where they hope to find their dream house on the lake in Midland. But in this area where rustic houses are all the rage, the couple's desire for a modern-style home will make this house hunt next to impossible.



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Ben and Ajay love living in Manhattan. And now that they're thinking of starting a family, they're ready to stop renting and buy a place of their own. But Ajay wants a modern open floor-plan, while Ben wants more separated spaces with old New York charm. They also want two bedrooms, an outdoor terrace and a view. But in Manhattan's pricey real estate market, even with a million dollars, they may have to accept tiny kitchens and views into office buildings to get two bedrooms in budget.



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30 year-old Ohio native, Jessica, has fallen in love with Austin, Texas, and she's ready to buy her first home. While she doesn't need tons of square footage, she does want a place with plenty of character and charm, similar to the house she grew up in back in the Midwest. With help from her good friend, Alicia, Jessica will be on the lookout for a move-in ready home with hardwood floors and good natural light, but she'll turn her nose up at popcorn ceilings or stucco walls. Will her $175,000 budget be enough to purchase a place with the classic touches she's always wanted?



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Darren, Megan and their two young daughters enjoy living in Madison, Wisconsin, but they aren't thrilled with their small, two bedroom apartment. So this growing family is on the hunt for a large single family home. Unfortunately they've been searching for almost a year, mainly because Darren is always looking for a better deal, and is particular about certain details. He'd like hardwood floors throughout the entire house, and brings a tape measurer when viewing homes, to ensure their large truck will fit in the garage.

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Stephen, Shaw and their baby Wyatt have outgrown their one bedroom apartment in Charleston, and have decided it's time to buy their first home. They have a budget of $250,000, but are at odds over the type of house to buy. He wants an older ranch style home and doesn't mind taking on projects. She wants a new sparkly home in a Stepford-type neighborhood, where the neighbors are close by. He wants to be out in the country, where he can walk in his backyard in his boxers and feel free. Who will win out?



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Julius and Cristina are lawyers for a large online retailer in Seattle. With recent promotions and marital bliss not far off, they're ready to buy their first home together. The'd love a stylish Craftsman style house, but also want modern touches inside. As long as Julius gets a nice kitchen and a yard big enough to practice his golf swing, he'll be happy. But the one thing Cristina won't abide, is a boxy, ultra-modern home on a street full of cute vintge styles. Who will win this case?



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Montgomery, Alabama, Associate Professor, Clara, is ready to start her new life as a single woman, starting with a home. She's brought her straight-talking best friend Sonya along to help help her find the perfect bachelorette pad. But Clara's modest budget and conservative wish list are at odds with Sonya, who thinks she can afford to treat herself to the finer things she's looking for.



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Steve and Ashley are planning their wedding and searching for a house in San Diego. They're used to living near the beach, and don't want to give that up, but they also don't want to be stuck in a tiny cottage. Even with a $550,000 budget, they're struggling to find their dream home. With their wedding day just around the corner, can they find the house that will make their new life together a happy one?



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