| [–] |
Show Menu |
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
• (1)
•
• |
| [+] |
Empty Sections |
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
|
| [+] |
Show Contribs |
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
• |
| [+] |
Episode Contribs |
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
• |
|
Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - Double-Mortgage Trouble; Downsize Dream (Nov/18/2007) | Tina and Tony Rondinella want to settle into the new dream house they just built, but they can't move until their current place sells. It's been on the market for seven weeks, and they can't carry two mortgages much longer. Meanwhile, Michael Cullen has lived in his home with his dog, Lola, and a roommate for the past two-and-a-half years. He wants to downsize and live in an urban area, but hasn't had an offer in eight weeks. Real estate pros Donna and Shannon Freeman tour these two homes and use some tough love to determine why they haven't sold.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - Work Relocation; Dream House Waiting (Nov/25/2007) | Heather and Paul Barboza need to relocate to Kansas City for work, but their home is one of 40 on the market in their area. It has been sitting on the market for more than 100 days, although they've reduced the price twice. Meanwhile, Sara and Vitor Martins consider their current place a temporary home to live in while building their dream home nearby. They have lived here with their two young daughters for nearly two years, and now the new home is ready. They listed their temporary home 80 days ago but haven't found a buyer. Combined, these houses have been sitting on the market for six months, and the homeowners are getting desperate. Real estate pros Donna and Shannon Freeman investigate the real reason these homes haven't sold.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - Moves to the City and Closer to Work (May/20/2007) | Linda and Alan Tomchin spent more than $300,000 fixing up this home that they've lived in for six years. They are looking to move to a less-urban neighborhood, but their home has been on the market for eight months and fallen out of escrow twice! Meanwhile, Sandeep Motwani has lived in his home for nearly three years and has spent $40,000 on renovations in that time. He wants to move closer to work, but his home has been on the market for more than two months and he hasn't received any offers. It's time for home-staging experts Donna and Shannon Freeman to solve the mysteries as to why these homes haven't sold.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - Letting Go of the Dream House; Moving Out of the Bachelorette Pad (Jun/10/2007) | Eve and Lou Werbe spent nine months building their 6,300-square-foot dream house on 17 acres in Malibu. But the cost of construction exceeded expectations, so after two months, they put the house on the market at $6 million. They designed the layout of the house for their family's lifestyle, and so far no buyers seem to like it enough to make an offer. Meanwhile, Diana and Trent Chulak just got married, and Diana decided to sell her one-bedroom bachelorette condo that she had lived in for the past three years to move into her new husband's house. She's listed the condo for $398,000, and though it is in a desirable area, no offers have made in the eight weeks its been on the market. Real estate pros Donna and Shannon Freeman investigate the homes to determine the real reason they haven't had any takers.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - Townhome Trade-Out; Renovating to Sell (Jun/17/2007) | Morena and Jason Camp have lived in their three-bedroom townhome for the past two-and-a-half years. Their 8-year-old son, Ricky, has always wanted to move to a house with a yard, and now that their 8-month-old daughter, Lexie, will soon be learning to walk, the family has decided its time to move into a bigger house. They listed their place six months ago and despite positive feedback at open houses, there have been no offers. Meanwhile, Joseph Soleiman is a lawyer who has spent $30,000 renovating his three-bedroom home in the past year-and-a-half. Now he's ready for a change of pace, so he put the property on the market four months ago. With no offers, he is considering putting in $25,000 worth of further changes, if it will get his place sold. Real estate experts Donna and Shannon Freeman pay a visit to each of these houses to see if they can get to the bottom of the selling issues.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 6 :01x06 - Selling to Save the Business; Condo Cash-In (Jun/24/2007) | Mary and Mark Basore used the equity in their home to open a business together, but the store hasn't done as well as they hoped. In order to save their business, they put their four-bedroom home on the market three months ago. They are desperate to sell, but haven't had any offers despite lowering their asking price. Meanwhile, John Kately and Brian Rush have been roommates for several years and friends for even longer. They bought a three-bedroom condo three years ago, but now that Brian is engaged, they have decided to sell their bachelor pad. They listed their place five weeks ago, and there have been no offers yet. Real estate and home-staging experts Donna and Shannon Freeman intend to change that, on both accounts.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - Baby Means More Space, and Student Needs New Place (Jul/01/2007) | Suzanne Smiley and Paul Lutz bought their small two-bedroom house nearly two years ago, and now that they have had a baby, they are quickly outgrowing the space. They put their home on the market six months ago, but have yet to find a buyer. Meanwhile, Carlene Randolph bought her first condo a year-and-a-half ago. She is starting school in a new area, so she's decided to buy a bigger place within walking distance of her classes. She's already in escrow on a new place, but after four weeks on the market, her current place still hasn't sold. Time to bring in the experts! Donna and Shannon Freeman sign on to figure out how to boost the bottom lines of these two places.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 8 :01x08 - New School District; Fresh Start After Divorce (Jul/08/2007) | Charlene and Roman Samiley bought their bungalow home three years ago, but now they want to move into a better school district as their daughter nears school age. They've listed their place, but haven't had a single offer since it went on the market two months ago. Meanwhile, Stacia Sekuler has made many changes to the five-bedroom home that she's lived in for the past 13 years. As part of her divorce settlement, she is now selling it. The home has been on the market for nearly five months and despite one drop in price, has had very little interest from buyers. Real estate experts Donna and Shannon Freeman sign on to share their expertise on why these sellers have not yet had takers.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 9 :01x09 - Family Ties Beckon and Break (Jul/15/2007) | Laura and Mark Knightley purchased a fixer-upper in 2002, and after spending $30,000 to remodel the entire place, the only original fixtures remaining are the dishwasher and the kitchen sink. The house is now in great shape, but the bold rainbow colors in every room may be detracting some buyers. Despite being desperately in love with their house, the Knightleys are selling in order to move closer to Laura's grandparents in Valencia. Meanwhile, Derick Taylor originally bought his house 11 years ago and has already spent $30,000 on renovations. He was in the midst of several other home improvement projects when he and his wife decided to go through an amicable divorce. Rather than finishing his projects, he put the house on the market. After nearly three months, there hasn't been a single serious offer. That's where Donna and Shannon Freeman come into the picture. They'll conduct a thorough search of each house to determine where changes can be made that can get these homes sold.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 10 :01x10 - Family Needs Room; Change of Schools (Jul/22/2007) | Sarah and Jim Burnap have lived in their two-bedroom home for 15 years. Despite being an almost 2,000-square-foot home, the Burnaps have only one full bathroom and are moving in order to give the entire family a bit more space. They have received no offers as of yet. Meanwhile, Alicia and Rene Jones were forced to rebuild their house after a fire destroyed most of it in 2004. They spent more than $130,000 rebuilding and expanding their house, but made some poor choices in the renovation. They put the house on the market three months ago and are now looking to relocate to a better school district. Despite being appraised at $100,000 more than their asking price, they have received no offers. Real estate experts Donna and Shannon Freeman intend to change that in both cases. They'll find out why these places haven't sold and tell the owners what they can do to improve their chances.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 11 :01x11 - Busy Traveler Moves On ; Couple Downsizes (Sep/23/2007) | Fara Nejad purchased her dream house two years ago but travels too much for work to keep up with the maintenance of a three-bedroom house with a large front and backyard. She put her house on the market eight months ago, and even after reducing the price by $40,000, still has had no offers. Meanwhile, Sarah and Tim Olsen purchased a five-acre horse property two-and-a-half years ago. Maintaining the property has always been a challenge, but after Tim's recent work-related injury, it has become nearly impossible. The couple has decided to downsize to a one-acre horse property instead, so they listed their home on the market nine months ago. Despite reducing the price once, they still have not had a single offer. That is until Donna and Shannon Freeman show up with a plan to get this place — as well as the first one — sold.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 12 :01x12 - Off to the Beach; Job Relocation (Aug/12/2007) | Lavina Jagasia has invested a lot of time and money in the last nine years to improving this two-bedroom, 2.5-bath condo with royal oak hardwood floors, crown molding and bright colors. Now that she is married and has tired of the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles living, she has decided to move closer to Santa Barbara beaches and cleaner air. The condo has been listed as "For Sale By Owner" for nearly two months with some interest but no offers. Meanwhile, Serena and Levelle Benson purchased their house in 2004 for $489,000. Over the last three years they have spent about $20,000 in renovations and were in the midst of updating the kitchen when Levelle accepted a new job in Texas. The home has been on the market for two months at a list price of $639,000, and time is running out for the Bensons. Staging experts Donna and Shannon Freeman intend to change all that. They take a thorough look around each home to find out how the sellers can improve the look of their home.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 13 :01x13 - Closer to the Family; Renovating to Sell (Sep/16/2007) | Nedra and Gil Weinreich have decided to move in order to be closer to Gil's family and their kids' new school. Over the last eight years, they have made a few structural changes and upgraded the bathroom and replaced the roof. However, the $30,000 they spent on renovations did not bring the home up to the neighborhood standard, and after a month, they have received no offers. Meanwhile, Mike Issa purchased this house in 2005 and has spend $70,000 completely renovating the expansive 16,000-square-foot backyard. In order to barely break even, he has set his asking price at a firm $979,000, but after a little over two months, he still has no offers. That's where Donna and Shannon Freeman come in. If there's something wrong with either of these house, this pair of real estate experts will find it and figure out a way to fix it.
Source: HGTV | | | |
|
Settings
Digg
Furl
Del.icio.us
Google