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(Change Layout)My House Is Worth What?  
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Season 1
1 :01x01 - Miami, Atlanta, New York (Aug/02/2006)
We go behind closed doors, as three homeowners in three different parts of the country work with local market experts to strategize on maximizing their homes' value. First, Claudia and Michael bought the largest house in their North Miami neighborhood and over time have modernized the majority of it. Now they need to get some equity out of it to finish their work. Next, Dana and Reggie have lived in a gated community for three years. They were able to customize everything prior to moving in and even had the basement finished to their taste. They want to know if they overdid it with details. Finally, Flavia saw her New York apartment 20 years ago when she was a dancer and began renting it right before it went co-op and got a really good price. She spent 12 months restoring everything until she ran out of money. Now she would wants to find out the value so she can refinance and finish her renovations.

Source: HGTV
 
2 :01x03 - San Francisco, Chicago, Round Rock (Sep/07/2007)
We go behind closed doors, as three homeowners in three different parts of the country work with local market experts to strategize on maximizing their homes' value. First, Kathy and Bob bought a home in San Francisco with lots of land and a vineyard. They spent most of their money on custom upgrades, including a wine room, and are worried that they didn't make enough other changes. Next, a Chicago woman wants to find out if she has enough equity in her condo to pull out and use it to buy a second home closer to Mom in Florida. Finally, Candi and Matt want to see if their home in Round Rock, Texas, (near Austin) has gained enough equity to help them pay off their student loans.

Source: HGTV
 
3 :01x03 - Chicago, Scottsdale, Austin (Aug/13/2006)
We go behind closed doors, as three homeowners in three different parts of the country work with local market experts to strategize on maximizing their homes' value. First, Dexter has done extensive renovation to his Chicago condo, which is in a building that was converted from a 1900 schoolhouse. He wants to know whether he should update his kitchen as well. Next, Tracy wants to find out if the updates she and her husband made to their house just outside of Phoenix, where will help increase the value of their property enough for them to keep going and modernize their home's outdated look. Finally, Andrew and John bought a place in need of major renovations, and they have made quite a few of them. They now want to see if they have made the right choices thus far.

Source: HGTV
 
4 :01x04 - Harlem, Austin, Miami (Aug/16/2006)
We go behind closed doors, as three homeowners in three different parts of the country work with local market experts to strategize on maximizing their homes' value. First, Harlem couple Kerri and Tom want to give their twin boys what they had growing up ? a backyard with dogs, better schools and a safer neighborhood. Next, they have only been in their home a short time, but Amber and Kris want to know if they have been making the right choices with their remodel. Finally, newly engaged Miami couple Marcela and Joey are looking to sell their riverfront condo in hopes of buying a larger place and starting a family.

Source: HGTV
 
5 :01x05 - Woodland Hills, Atlanta, Brooklyn (Oct/04/2007)
We go behind closed doors, as three homeowners in three different parts of the country work with local market experts to strategize on maximizing their homes' value. First, Mirta and Alex want to sell their home and move on, but they are worried that they may have gone off the deep-end by building a pool. Then, Tamika and August want to see what the improvements they made on a foreclosure in Atlanta are worth so they can pull out the equity. Finally, Stephen wants a larger home, but his current place is a little small and he needs the changes he has made to increase its value.

Source: HGTV
 
6 :01x06 - Cranston, Atlanta, Minneapolis (Aug/30/2006)
We go behind closed doors, as three homeowners in three different parts of the country work with local market experts to strategize on maximizing their homes' value. First, Becky and Victor of Cranston, R.I., have put more than a quarter of a million dollars into home renovations over the years, and they'd now like to put in a high-end kitchen. They hope to have enough equity in their home to do so. Then, Stan owns a condo in a luxury high-rise in Atlanta. He hopes to have earned enough equity in the three years he has owned his place to be able to invest in other properties. Finally, Sue and Jim have put a lot of upscale renovations into their Minneapolis home. Have they increased its value enough so they can use some of the equity to send their twin daughters to college?

Source: HGTV
 
7 :01x07 - Denver, Atlanta, Key Biscayne (Sep/11/2007)
We go behind closed doors, as three homeowners in three different parts of the country work with local market experts to strategize on maximizing their homes' value. First, Nicole and David are looking to trade up from their small bungalow near Denver to a larger family home. Then, Letitia hopes to make enough of a profit on her suburban Atlanta townhouse to be able to afford a condo downtown and enjoy life as a "fabulous single woman." The suburbs are too quiet for her. Finally, having a home on an island can be pricey — too pricey for Beth and Jeff. They want to sell their Key Biscayne, Fla., house and find a place that will allow them to put more money away for their future.

Source: HGTV
 
8 :01x08 - South Beach, Denver, Chelsea (Sep/13/2006)
We go behind closed doors, as three homeowners in three different parts of the country work with local market experts to strategize on maximizing their homes' value. First, Miami condo owner Stephanie hopes her South Beach condo has appreciated enough to allow her to afford a bigger place. Next, Sarah and Kelton bought their first home in a suburb of Denver and made a very large addition to it. Now they are ready to sell in order to build a new home from the ground up. Finally, Manhattan homeowner Guy transformed his cookie-cutter, one-bedroom Chelsea apartment into a snazzy, ultra-modern loft. But will the lack of a separate bedroom turn off prospective buyers?

Source: HGTV
 
9 :01x09 - Marina del Ray, Manhattan, Austin (Sep/20/2006)
We go behind closed doors, as three homeowners in three different parts of the country work with local market experts to strategize on maximizing their homes' value. First, Tim loves his beachfront home in Marina del Ray, Calif., but he wants to get a second, smaller place closer to his work. He worries that some of his upgrades he's made might be too personal. Then, Manhattan condo owner Michel Allen wants to know whether she should put money into renovating her studio apartment or put it on the market as is. Finally, Talina and Brett rushed into buying their Austin home in one day. They now need a larger home to accommodate their growing family and are hoping to sell and get enough equity to do just that.

Source: HGTV
 
10 :01x10 - Miami, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C. (Oct/11/2006)
We go behind closed doors, as three homeowners in three different parts of the country work with local market experts to strategize on maximizing their homes' value. First, Alexis hopes to make enough of a profit from the sale of her Miami condo to allow her and her boyfriend, Ben, to put a down payment on a great place in New York City. Next, Jo wants to trade up from her home in L.A. to one with more space. She has worked hard on her place over the years, but wonders if she has added enough value to get a larger house. Finally, Sarah and Eric want to refinance their home in the Capitol Hill section of Washington, D.C., and use the equity to pay for their dream wedding.

Source: HGTV
 
11 :01x11 - Snohomish, Manassas, New York (Oct/24/2006)
We go behind closed doors, as three homeowners in three different parts of the country work with local market experts to strategize on maximizing their homes' value. First, Nona and Mike want to know if they will recoup the substantial sum of money they've spent renovating their farmhouse in Snohomish, Wash. Next, Cindy and Jeff have already begun building their dream home, so they need to sell their current property in Manassas, Va., quickly or risk getting stuck with two mortgages. Finally, Etta has made some costly changes to her New York loft and now wants to use what equity she has gained to do more.

Source: HGTV
 
12 :01x12 - Los Angeles, Atlanta, Upper Marlboro (Jan/01/2007)
We go behind closed doors, as three homeowners in three different parts of the country work with local market experts to strategize on maximizing their homes' value. First, Cathy has redone the inside of her L.A. townhouse and now wants to update the outside. She needs to know if she can get that money back when it comes time to sell her home. Next, Shenoa and Matt are moving from Atlanta to South Carolina and need to know whether to sell their Buckhead condo or keep it a little longer and rent it out. Finally, Laurese and Teddy hope to make a big enough profit on the sale of their Upper Marlboro, Md., home to allow them to move to a house in a better school district. They also need enough room to build a mother-in-law suite for Teddy's mom.
 
13 :01x13 - Phoenix, Chicago, Dallas (Sep/13/2007)
We go behind closed doors, as three homeowners in three different parts of the country work with local market experts to strategize on maximizing their homes' value. First, Leigh and John could use more space in their Phoenix home, now that they have three growing children. They hope to use the equity in their house to build another bedroom and bathroom, and make improvements to their backyard playhouse. Next, Chicago residents Heather and Mark spent more than $60,000 on their terrace and are wondering if they may have overdone it. Finally, Rhonda and Matt want to sell their home and buy a new one with better schools for their kids and a shorter commute to Dallas for Matt.
 
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