House Hunters: Volume 6

Newlyweds decide to go tiny while buying their first home in Redondo Beach, CA. He wants to live on a boat, while she prefers something on land, so finding a compromise with their $35,000 budget will be a challenge.

A couple moves to McKinney, Texas, to be closer to her family. He's looking for a contemporary home with clean lines and space for an office, but she's got her heart set on a homey Craftsman with room to grow their family.

New parents in Cincinnati are beginning to find themselves a bit squeezed into their Victorian home as their family expands. She hopes to find a larger Victorian but he's hoping for something more modern.

A couple battles against a set of self-imposed rules for finding a home in Newport News, VA, like a first-floor bedroom and a fenced-in backyard. But the rules giving them the hardest time are the ancient guidelines of Feng Shui.

First-time buyers debate between a home with an office near the city and a home with a big backyard further out in Rochester, New York.

A newly single mom of four is buying a home in Tampa, but she's facing a tough choice between the cost of a custom-built house with the luxury details she wants versus a more affordable fixer-upper.

North Carolina renters want to buy a tiny home to share with their dogs. With a budget of $55,000, they view tiny homes in an Atlanta community, hoping to find a modern and rustic house with plenty of space.

Married wedding photographers have decided to upsize from their 450-square-foot condo in Kittery, Maine, after their daughter moves back in with them.

A single, young professional is looking to buy her first home in Tallahassee, Florida. She dreams of a historic bungalow with a front porch, but her mother insists she consider something newer and maintenance-free.

A young Indiana couple is hit with sticker shock after following their entrepreneurial dreams to Atlanta to start a business.

A Texas couple is looking to upgrade from their apartment to a bigger place just outside of Dallas. While they can't agree on style, the real problem lies in a debate over a swimming pool.

After years of renting in Chesapeake, Virginia, two buyers are ready to purchase their first home. She wants a brand new house that no one has lived in before, but he's more focused on living close to restaurants and shopping.

A couple in Rapid City, South Dakota, battles over which retro style is right for their new home. While he likes old-school Victorian or Craftsman, she's into midcentury, so their friend may have to be the tie-breaker.

First-time buyers in Charleston, SC, are looking for a home with downtown walkability and proximity to the beach. She wants the charm of a beachfront bungalow, while he's pushing for the sleek lines of a modern home.

With the kids off to college, a West Orlando dad is ready to move into the empty nest of his fantasies, but his wife wants a place big enough to lure her children back.

A family with a teenage son is looking to upgrade from their condo to a bigger house in the Hudson Valley of NY. She'd prefer a townhouse with a big laundry room, but he wants a single-family home with an upgraded kitchen.

A couple that wants to work less and travel more is selling their large home for a mobile tiny home.

A single mom searches for a home for herself and her daughter in Agoura Hills, California. But while she wants acreage for horses and other farm animals, her best friend wants her to focus on low maintenance properties.

A young couple's buying a home in the Washington DC area, but while she's eager to take on a fixer-upper near the city, he's open to going out a little farther to get a turnkey place with a big yard and a garage for woodworking.

An engaged couple in Austin, Texas, looks for their first home. He wants to be close to downtown in a modern condo with an entertainment room, while she wants a suburban Craftsman with a craft room.