House Hunters: Volume 4

A St. Louis couple searches for a place in the heart of the city, with living space and a storefront for their floral business. He's willing to get a fixer-upper, but with a baby on the way, she'd prefer something move-in ready.

A young couple searches for a home with character in Mobile, Alabama's Midtown Historic District. They have their sights set on a Craftsman bungalow with a front porch, but with only a $160,000 budget, it might be a tough find.

A soon-to-be-married couple looks for their forever home in the the Dallas area. She's fixated on finding something move-in ready with room for her extensive shoe collection, while he wants a home he can put his stamp on.

An Iowa couple is looking for a vintage home in Des Moines but they can't agree on design. Making things more tricky, she insists on staying in the neighborhood where she grew up, which is an area of only about five blocks.

A couple's looking to move to Brevard, North Carolina, to be closer to the brewery he owns. They both want extra space to serve as a playroom for their son, but he wants a lodge-style home, while she's hoping to find a Craftsman.

After several corporate moves, a couple is back on the hunt in Louisville, Kentucky. With only one kid still in the house, she's ready to downsize to a smaller home while he would prefer a typical suburban home with a big yard.

A professional boxer and a musician are setting down roots in Nashville. She wants a ranch with a big backyard, but he's not into ranch style homes and thinks they travel too much to maintain a big yard.

College sweethearts are ready to buy their first home in Tampa. She's looking for an exterior that feels like Florida and a white kitchen. He wants a modern concrete-block house that can withstand a hurricane.

A D.C. attorney is ready to buy her first place, and her requirements include a bay window for her cat, Sir Galahad. With a relatively low budget for the pricey D.C. area, she'll find out just how far her money will stretch.

A young married couple searches for their first home in suburban Kansas City, MO. She wants a split-level home and wouldn't mind a fixer-upper, but he prefers something move-in ready with a midcentury modern vibe.

A Minneapolis couple needs to upgrade to a home with space for their four kids and one more on the way. She'd love a master suite, he wants an office with built-in bookshelves and a yard for the kids is a must.

A couple is in conflict over buying move-in ready or a fixer-upper in Nashville. One is itching to find an older Craftsman fixer to update, while the other would like a move-in ready ranch with room for their chickens.

A Baton Rouge couple hunts for a larger home for their family. While he likes simple, clean lines, no house will do for her if it's missing a "wow factor."