My First Place

Dannelle, a lawyer, is ready to move out of Mom's house and find her dream condo near downtown Nashville. Despite a strict budget, she finds a great little place, but a surprise at inspection sends her in a different direction.

Pittsburgh residents Kelly and Josh feel the heat when their potential offers on two homes are thwarted when both homes go under contract before they can bid. A twist brings good luck ¿ if they're able to act fast enough!

Mary Anna is ready to say goodbye to her parents and buy a place of her own in Nashville. After touring more than 50 homes, she finds her dream home. But a devastating inspection puts the deal in limbo. Will she walk away?

Tired of losing to cash bidders, Pittsburgh newlyweds Joy and Tim must find a new strategy to land their first place.

Julia and Matt have good jobs, a healthy savings account and big dreams of buying their first place. But Julia's past credit history comes back to haunt them. She's paid every penny but still can't be on the mortgage application.

Cody is getting kicked out of his rental and has only 30 days to buy. But when a potential deal-breaker arises, he must choose whether to go through with a risky deal or move forward without closing in time.

Marla and Mike are buying a house together in Pittsburgh before they are engaged. Despite every intention of getting married, Marla's family doesn't like the idea of them committing to a mortgage before they commit to each other.

Pittsburgh couple Ashley and Adam have unique requirements for their first place: historic charm, but with high ceilings for Adam's 6-foot-5 frame.

A Pittsburgh couple wants a charming farmhouse, but the problems of an old house may be deal breakers.

A couple chooses a home based on resale value, but in a competitive bid, is the home worth top dollar?

A first-time buyer in Pittsburgh's North Hills has to outbid competition to get in to her first place.

Malee and Jatin must ditch Mom's place and find their own home before their baby arrives.

A first-time buyer must tell the difference between a bargain and a lemon in Nashville.