House Hunters: Volume 2

A single law professor enlists the help of a friend to search for a house in St. Louis. She wants a Tudor or Colonial-style home with a deck and fenced-in yard for her dogs.

A couple with an extensive wish list searches for their first home in Raleigh, North Carolina. Their highly-organized binder lists the pros and cons of each place they’ve seen, but they still don’t agree about everything.

An associate pastor and his wife search for a home in Saginaw, Michigan. They want a place big enough for future children and a yard for their dog, but he has an aversion to stairs while she loves traditional, two-story homes.

A couple searches the Kansas City, Missouri, suburbs for a home with a basement for a brewery. But when she insists they find a home that isn't split-level, their options quickly become limited.

Married three years ago, a couple is ready to move out of the bachelor pad and closer to downtown Atlanta. He wants a house with a yard while she wants the amenities of a high rise, but with a tight budget, their desired space may be too hard to find.

A couple is excited to buy their first home in Portland, Oregon, but they’ve been searching for months with no luck. They nitpick everything they see, and they’re determined to hit every point on their long wish list.

A Southern boy searches for a smaller home in Nashville with room for his sports gear, but his British wife seeks a larger place with a few touches to remind her of home.

A couple looks to move in together with his two kids, and they want something historic to preserve in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Both want an older home, but she wants acres of land, while he worries about a lot of upkeep.

An engaged couple searches for a home in Oakland with a view of San Francisco Bay. They want an earthquake-safe, midcentury modern home that isn’t built on stilts.

A couple seeks to ditch their rental and buy their first home to start a family in Jupiter, Florida. She is terrified of hurricanes and insists on a cement block home, while he’s concerned about space for his drums and a pool.

Oleg and Hayley met in Prague, got married after a whirlwind romance and moved to her hometown of Seattle. Tired of paying rent, they have a $450,000 budget to find a home near downtown Seattle while compromising on a style.

A couple moves to Austin, Texas, to follow her dreams of being a singer/songwriter. She hopes to find a Victorian-style house in downtown Austin, but he would rather find a newer-construction home on a lake with water access.

A family moves to Raleigh, North Carolina, for better schools and warm weather. He wants a new, smaller place with no maintenance, while she wants a larger place with character.