House Hunters: Volume 7

Two recent transplants to Columbus, Ohio, are ready to buy a house. While he wants a condo in an urban area so he can walk to get coffee, she wants a large house in the suburbs with a formal dining room for entertaining.

A couple is ready to find a permanent home in Phoenix, Arizona, after living on the road for a year in their camper.

A family with two young kids has outgrown their apartment and looks for a home on Long Island, New York. He wants Cape Cod style and a fixer-upper, but she would prefer a place that's move-in ready.

A couple in Davenport, Iowa is looking for a home that's more functional than their current condo.

A military family with six kids is ready to find a big home in Chesapeake, Virginia. He's looking for a project with lots of land, but she wants a turnkey house on a smaller piece of property.

A movie fanboy needs more space to display his memorabilia collection and he's determined to find it in the pricy East San Fernando Valley.

A Colorado couple tries to find a tiny house on wheels that combines their different styles. He wants a rustic look with tons of colorful elements, while she prefers a cottage style with neutral colors.

A couple wants a house in Kure Beach, North Carolina as an investment and a place for family vacations. She insists on oceanfront, but he's set on further inland, more budget-friendly and well out of harm's way for hurricanes.

West Hollywood buyers are looking for a weekend retreat in Palm Springs, California. One wants a yard for entertaining, and the other wants room for visiting family. However, when it comes to the budget, they have different ideas.

Two lawyers are starting their careers and their lives together in Montgomery, Alabama.

A newly engaged couple looks to buy their first home together on Amelia Island, Florida. She has a conservative grip on spending but he doesn't mind going over budget to get what he wants, so agreeing on a home won't be easy.

Empty nesters in McKinney, Texas, are looking for a Texas-sized downsized -- meaning they still want at least 3,200 square feet.

Two twenty-somethings are buying their first home in Ithaca, New York. She's type-A and wants a move-in ready home, but he is hoping to put his construction skills to good use on a fixer-upper.

Lifelong renters bring their four kids and mother-in-law on a hunt for their first forever home. She wants a turnkey home in an HOA community but he doesn't want anyone telling him what to do.

A young newlywed couple is hoping that buying their first family home will make them feel more like adults. But he's a risk taker who wants to buy a fixer-upper. She's risk-averse and wants to avoid getting into a money pit.

A North Carolina couple that vacationed in Southern California loved it so much, they rented a place and moved. Now, he wants a cozy rancher with a pool, but she's got her heart set on a two-story home that says they have arrived.

A couple searches for a bigger home in Lansing, New York. However, he wants a contemporary space with privacy from the neighbors, but she dreams of a farmhouse with an open concept and lots of character.

A couple is looking to create a stable home life for her two boys and the young daughter they have together. He wants a bigger house in the suburbs, but she might have the upper hand since she's also their agent.

A free-spirited college senior is no stranger to living in small spaces, so she's decided to enjoy her wanderlust and go tiny. Finding a tiny home with enough room to accommodate all of her hobbies will be quite a challenge.

A family is selling their 2200 sq. ft. house in Albany, OR, to buy a tiny house on wheels and travel the country. They want a private master bedroom, dual bathroom vanity, an office space and separate sleeping spaces for the kids.

A dog vlogger and a self-described home brew barista hunt for a house for their rescue dogs and coffee gadgets in Austin, TX. She wants to keep the budget low, but he's willing to spend more to buy the perfect property.

A couple is finally leaving their tiny apartment for their first real house at the Jersey Shore. She wants a fixer-upper to decorate, but he wants a home that's move-in ready and, more importantly, cat-friendly.

A couple from Humble, Texas, wants to feel like they've finally made it by purchasing a big, new home for their growing family. But she wants a two-story house with a grand entrance, while he hates the idea of walking up stairs.

A couple who disagrees on the budget seeks a vacation home they can also rent out near Scottsdale, Arizona. He is super thrifty and wants a house with character, while she is more extravagant and would prefer a contemporary feel.