Love It or List It, Too

A couple realizes the shortcomings of their "jackpot" home after spending five years there while starting a family.

A couple debates between fixing up the many flaws of their suburban home and getting a home a little closer to town.

A couple living in a tiny home cannot see eye-to-eye on their next purchase. He wants Todd to find them a larger space, while she hopes Jillian can find a creative way to maximize their current space.

A family is quickly outgrowing their starter home. Dad's determined to stay and looks to Jillian to help him finish the projects he started. Mom, however, is hopeful Todd will find them a bigger home in a quieter neighborhood.

A couple hopes Todd and Jillian can find a solution to their space problem after their family expanded unexpectedly.

Brooke and Nick loved their charming seaside home when they were a family of three. But with the birth of their son, Brooke wants to move to a bigger space. Nick doesn't think another perfectly-located home exists in their budget.

A couple spent long hours and big money renovating the top floor of their house. Now, she's ready to finish the basement, but he can't imagine taking on another project and is ready to move on to something lower maintenance.

A house that seemed like a great idea years ago has never lived up to the initial hype. He thinks they can renovate their way into the open-concept she craves, while she doesn't think that even Jillian is up to that challenge.

A couple with two teenagers agrees that their home needs an overhaul. But Keith wants to move to a more modern home with updated bathrooms, and Theressa wants to remodel because she loves their home and neighbors.

A family needs a home where relatives can visit for months at a time, and their quirky craftsman isn't up to the task. She wants to start over with designs that fit their needs, while he thinks their house just needs some help.

A couple has a home with character, but after a third child, the plumbing problems and lack of storage are outweighing the charm. Jillian will try to make it work, but the wife hopes Todd will find them a spacious, modern home.

A family of four likes their cozy bungalow but the small rooms no longer work for them. Jillian will have to do a radical interior overhaul to convince them to stay, while Todd finds them the open-concept home of their dreams.

A couple with two children are at odds. He loves their home and community, and wants Jillian to just revitalize their space. She's had it with the kitchen, makeshift laundry and single shower, and thinks they just need to move.

A couple has watched their kids grow up in what was to be their starter home. She's ready to move into something with more useful spaces. He can't imagine living anywhere else, and wants to open things up.

A couple bought a home because of its great location, but they overlooked dysfunctional rooms and bad flow. If Jill can't fix the awkward spaces and aging finishes, it will be up to Todd to "right-size" them into something new.