House Hunters: Volume 3

Adam and Paige are looking to buy their first home in Downingtown, Pennsylvania. She wants a move-in ready Ranch home, but he'd prefer a Colonial fixer upper.

A newly engaged couple are on the hunt for a family home in Arlington, Texas. Time is short, though, because they have to make a decision before he has to go back on the road for his job with the railroad.

Lee and Tyler have been living with her parents to save enough money for their own place in Delray Beach, Fla. He wants vintage charm, but she wants modern all the way. Can they find a house that will fit all of their needs?

Dawn and Jordan are ready to buy their first home together in St. Louis. She needs space for her birds, while Jordan wants his own space with a basement and private backyard. An entry-level price range means compromise is needed.

Joshua and Melissa are ready to buy a place of their own in Washington, D.C. He wants a classic row home in the heart of the city, while she would rather buy a new home in the suburbs. Which one's preferences will win out?

Jen and Dave recently moved from Colorado to Maui to buy a home and convert it to a self-sustaining bed and breakfast. She wants a Victorian, and he wants a cabin-style home to remind him of Colorado.

Mack and Jessica are on the hunt for a home in the Atlanta area. He wants midcentury cool, and she wants more of a farmhouse feel. With differing budgets and wish lists, what kind of a compromise will they come to in the end?

Marissa, a 25-year-old financial analyst and triathlete, is determined to get the most out of her $175,000 budget by buying a fixer upper despite having no renovation experience. Will she get in over her head?

Christ and Lindsey are ready to take the plunge into homeownership in Buffalo, NY. She wants a Craftsman-style fixer upper, while he wants a move-in ready Colonial. Who is more willing to compromise?

Eric and Gretchen need to find a house with enough bedrooms for their seven children. They also need a big yard for their dog. Is all of that possible with a $400,000 budget in Portland, Oregon?

Tess and Paul are ready to take the leap into homeownership. Paul wants to buy something at the lower end of their budget, while Tess is willing to break the bank for the right house.

Gjergji and Albana are seeking a bigger home in Queens, NY, with enough room for themselves, their son and her parents. What compromises will they have to make in the Big Apple real estate market?

Clay and Kim are on the hunt for a family home in Provo, Utah. They want a large home, including a huge backyard where Clay, a college coach, can teach his kids to play soccer.