House Hunters: Volume 3

Moving around a lot is nothing new to Marine pilot, Cody, and his wife, Stephanie. But now that he has a 3 year tour in Beaufort, South Carolina, they feel the time is right to buy their first home.

LaKechia, a single mom from the Atlanta suburb of Fayetteville, has been living with her mother to save money for a home. But this will be no starter home for her and her 4-year-old son. She's looking for a dream home.

After college, medical school and residency, Jay is back in his native Los Angeles and ready to buy his first home. He's leaning toward a historic home with a big yard in the San Fernando Valley.

Josh and Kate are moving their three young boys from South Carolina to Clermont, Florida to be closer to Josh's family. He wants a house with plenty of play space for the boys. She wants a place with some historic charm.

Michael and Lauren just moved to Bentonville, AR where they're loving the small town vibe. But they're having a tough time finding a home that fits Michael's hip style demands, while still containing Lauren's more classic tastes.

Eric and Laura have recently moved to Gilbert, AZ for Eric's job, and are looking for a home with room to grow for their family of three.

Danny and Ashley are self-confessed neat freaks buying their first home in downtown Chicago. They have some quirky deal breakers, including no bidet toilets. Working with a tight budget, can they find a germ-free home?

Stephen and mom-to-be Megan rush to find a home where she can feather their nest before their first baby arrives. He wants a craftsman-style home with tons of charm, while she'd prefer a new condo in one of the city's high-rises.

New Orleans newlyweds, Zach and Christie, are ready to stop sharing walls in their cozy Garden District apartment complex and buy a home of their own. They have their sights set on an old Victorian or shotgun style home.

Ryan and Angela are on the hunt for their first home together in downtown Chicago. A history buff, Angela wants one of the city's historic converted lofts. Ryan would prefer a bigger, newer townhome. Who will win out?

Ohio transplants, Brian and Andrea, are in love with Philadelphia and are ready to buy their first home in the area. She wants a historic charmer, and he wants something new and low maintenance.

Determined to raise their daughter in the city, a Chicago couple seeks a home in the desirable Lincoln Park area. With a million to spend, he wants a cozy single-family home, and she insists on a swanky high-rise. Who will win?

Tim is all about getting a house with great architectural details, and has decided his next home in Brattleboro, Vermont, needs to be at least 100 years old.