A family relocate to Dallas for a job. Their house hunt proves troublesome since they don't agree on style, plus he wants a lot of privacy and she's looking for a home with plenty of windows.

High school sweethearts want to find a home, but being an architect, he wants a specific style of home that is rare in the area.

Empty nesters want to buy a lakefront home in Santa Claus, Ind., with a large yard and extra bedrooms.

A family wants to find a house in Holly, Mich., that has enough space for the children, but they must choose more land or a home on the water.

A Michigan couple wants to spend the rest of their lives in Florida, and they both want a house with a large patio and pool.

A family moves to a home near Bethlehem, Pa., and while one wants a move-in ready home, another is hoping for room to customize.

Florida newlyweds with a $300,000 budget hope to get a waterfront view when buying a new home in trendy St. Augustine.

Parents with a toddler have different ideas about their forever home in the suburbs after selling their Philadelphia row house.

First-time buyers end up in an old vs. new debate when they search for a home in Minneapolis.

A move to Atlanta by a couple who are on opposite sides when it comes to downsizing.

A move to LaCrosse, Wis., by a couple hoping to find a three-bedroom, two-bath house for less than $300,000. Up for debate is whether or not to buy a completely updated, modern abode or tackle an older home with character and in need of renovation.

Compromise doesn't come easy for a couple who are searching for a home in the hot Nashville real-estate market.

A Navy officer and his wife who are being reassigned to Virgina Beach look for a large four-bedroom house as they debate the pros and cons of choosing an old home in the right location vs. a brand-new build.

A single woman in Ashtabula, Ohio, seeks a move-in ready home, even though her boyfriend, who's a real-estate investor, is advising that a fixer-upper would be a wiser choice.

A Colorado native looks for a charming home in suburban Denver with enough room for her dog and five bicycles. Helping her in her search is her best friend, who's going to rent a room in the new house, and so she has her own must-have list to consider.

A single gal with a newfound passion for rehabbing homes looks for a full-gut project in Chicago.

A thirtysomething married couple search for a home with a farm to raise livestock in Rockford, Mich. The couple seem to have different priorities, though, as he focuses on finding a minimum of 10 acres, while she puts finding a home in a family-friendly neighborhood for their children above all else.

Young parents with two small children need a larger home for their family in Destin, Fla. Up for debate is whether to get a pool, which would require a lot of maintenance and swimming lessons for the kids.

A married couple with two young children decide to upgrade to a larger home in Tiburon, Cal., where they search for a contemporary house that offers privacy and stunning views of the Bay Area.

An engineer searches for his first home in Indianapolis. While he thinks that a modest bungalow with room to entertain friends and family would be perfect, his girlfriend has other ideas.

A classically trained musician and his new wife want a larger home for the family they are planning to start. Plus, it should be able to fit his grand piano.

A college professor and his family are ready to give up their tiny two-bedroom, on-campus apartment. But their search for a home in San Marcos, Texas, finds them split on whether to go with mid-century modern or Victorian style.

A Baltimore real-estate agent and his very picky wife look to upgrade from a one-bedroom apartment to preferably a move-in ready, single-family home, which she wants to have an updated kitchen with an island, a big backyard, a bathroom on the main floor and an open-floor plan with a master suite.

An Austin couple who are expecting their second child set out to find a home before the baby's arrival. But first, they have to come to an agreement about whether to find a place in the city or suburbs.

A young, soon-to-be married couple search for their first home in Phoenix, hoping to find a place that doesn't have the Spanish or Southwester features common in the city. Also: They disagree about whether a pool and lush backyard are must-have features.

Engaged twentysomethings in Connecticut search for their first home, but disagree about style.

A New Jersey couple search for a weekend getaway on the water. They run into a problem during their search when they clash over whether to find a small beach bungalow or a large lake house.

A couple search for their first home together in Gainesville, Fla., where they disagree over midcentury-modern vs. Victorian.

A Columbus, Ohio, couple want very different things when searching for their first home.

A couple who have been married for five years are ready for homeownership, but can't agree on whether to buy a high-rise condo with a view or a historic bungalow in Atlanta.

A couple who recently made the move from Hawaii to Nashville are at odds over whether to buy a fixer-upper or a move-in-ready home in time for their first baby's arrival.

A 30-year-old Philadelphian is excited to be moving out of her mom's house and into an abode of her own, which she hopes will be loaded with charm and character. But on a budget of $150,000, she may have to consider a major fixer-upper.

A real-estate agent in Orange County, Cal., searches for a home to share with her best friend, but her dream of finding a place within biking distance to the beach may not come true considering her $600,000 budget.

A couple search, with some difficulty, for the right house in Raleigh.

A young couple searching for a home along the coast of Maine disagree about whether they need acreage for trapshooting.

Twin sisters, one of whom is a real-estate agent, search for a home close to the water in Galveston, Texas.

A home search in Reno by a technology consultant who wants to live and work in the space, which, if he gets his way, will be a ranch-style abode with a large yard and views of the city.

A dream of becoming a singer brings a Kansas couple to Nashville, where they have trouble deciding if they should live close to the heart of the city or near nature and away from neighbors.

A family with a budget of $1 million still find themselves having to make compromises when choosing a waterfront property on a Texas island.

A Tampa judge prepares to start a new chapter in her life following a divorce as she moves from a suburban dream home to what she hopes will be a modern place in the city's revitalized downtown.

A buyer searches in Lake Tahoe for a Swiss chalet-style cabin that can sleep up to 10 people. His wish list also includes high ceilings, an open-floor plan and lots of light.

Polish immigrants living in suburban Chicago with their toddler feel like they have outgrown their current home, but are at odds about whether to invest in a fixer-upper or a move-in-ready Colonial.

Newlyweds who have totally different tastes in homes search for their first place together in Salisbury, N.C., on a tight budget of $100,000.

A family who left their dream home behind in Georgia hope to find something nearly as perfect in Overland Park, Kan., where they search for Roman columns, a gigantic master closet and that elusive "wow" factor.

A Houston family relocate to rural Minot, N.C., where they have a $500,000 budget for their dream home.

A Colorado couple with three kids look for a Victorian fixer-upper.

The search for a vintage home in Portland, Ore.

A young Bostonian searches for a house for her family.

A couple search for a home for their blended family of six.

A preservation advocate in Buffalo searches for her first home, hoping to find a 1920s bungalow with much of its original architecture intact and priced less than $100,000.

Newlyweds in Gainesville, Fla., clash over style.

A former military couple who work in Washington, D.C., disagree over style as they search for a home that has a rehearsal and recording space for their a cappella band.

A move to Atlanta to be closer to family is highlighted by a disagreement over whether to find a Craftsman-style home with an updated kitchen or a mid-century modern abode with an open-floor plan.

A engaged couple in their twenties search for their first home in Indianapolis. Among the challenges they find is balancing his budget-conscious ways with her wish list of hardwood floors, stainless-steel appliances and granite countertops.

Recent empty nesters from Tennessee look for a vacation home in Destin, Fla., where they search for a place with safe beach access and plenty of bedrooms for visiting family, including their three daughters who are accompanying them on their search.

An auto engineer who wants to make Detroit his permanent home looks at houses with his girlfriend of six months, who encourages him to spend more money on a place with fancy features.

A couple search for a home with quirky charm in Paducah, Ky. Their wish list includes traditional touches; a spacious, updated kitchen; and a large closet.

A British-born lawyer searches in Chicago for a single-family home with plenty of space for entertaining, although her friends encourage her to consider a high-rise condo with all the amenities, which they believe would be better suited to her on-the-go lifestyle.

A recent divorcée searches in Beaver, Pa., for a home with historic character and that's near the center of town, but her oldest daughter thinks a newer, low-maintenance abode might be a better option.

An electrician in Portland, Ore., searches with his girlfriend for a single-family charmer for $250,000. His wish list includes a grand front porch and a garage to store his vintage vehicles and motorcycle.

Gadgets and the color aqua are favorites of a Baltimore couple who are looking for a larger home in a nice neighborhood for their family of six.

Newlyweds relocating to Raleigh have high expectations, but differing opinions on the ideal home for their new family.

Nashville newlyweds have totally different visions of a home together, and so they have to find a compromise between stately and casual styles.

A Phoenix minimalist wants a low-maintenance and clutter-free life, but her artist husband desires a lot of room to get creative.

A newcomer to Austin searches for her first home with help from her boyfriend who's an architect. One her wish list is ample living space, historic details and proximity to downtown.

A home with history, charm and an affordable price tag is sought by a firefighter and an environmental scientist in rural New Jersey.

A New Jersey couple disagree over style when searching for a shore home. Included: She doesn't want anything built before 1960; and he's concerned about fending off hurricane damage.

The owners of a multigenerational Victorian don't agree about much of anything when they search for a new home that's more suitable for their young family in Cape Girardeau, Mo.

Engineers in San Antonio look for a fixer-upper that they can renovate themselves. Their wish list includes no stairs, a workshop and a backyard big enough for their dogs.

A Tallahassee couple want out of their cramped condo when they search for a bigger home perfect for the family they want to start and with enough closet space for a growing collection of vintage clothing.

A recently engaged couple search for a Phoenix home that's close to the center of town, plus he wants to find a place where he doesn't have to worry about disturbing the neighbors, while she is more concerned with high-end finishes.

A home search in Nashville by a couple who have a gourmet kitchen and a flat backyard on their must-have list.

A single gal in Washington, D.C., hopes to find a contemporary condo with lots of amenities and low HOA fees for less than $240,000.

A 25-year-old marathon runner wants to purchase a walk-up condo unit near Lake Michigan in Chicago, although her worried mother has other ideas.

A family of three search for their first home in Downingtown, Pa., but are at odds over whether to buy a fixer-upper colonial or a move-in ready ranch.

Time is of the essence for a railroad worker and his fiancée hoping to find a home in Arlington, Texas, before he has to go back on the road for his job.

A family of four look to upgrade to a bigger house with a pool in Fairfield, Conn., but disagree when it comes to how many renovations they want to take on in their new home.

A job relocation forces a sudden move to Kansas City for young newlyweds who don't agree on style: He likes contemporary and she's big on Craftsman homes.

A Lake Tahoe vacation home, with a rustic, log cabin feel, is sought by an Oakland couple who are split about purchasing a fixer-upper vs. a place that's move-in ready.

Newlyweds debate vintage vs. modern when searching for their first place in Delray Beach, Fla. One thing on their must-have list is lots of wall space for their many TVs, which they use to watch football on Sundays.

A couple in Washington, D.C., are split over whether to buy a new home in the suburbs or something more classic in the city.

A first-time buyer in Sioux Falls, S.D., is encouraged to buy a cute and cozy bungalow by his live-in girlfriend. However, he's more attracted to mid-century modern homes with clean lines and lots of wall space to hang his art.

Big bathrooms are important to a newly single mom, who also happens to be a real-estate agent, searching for a home to share with her two teenage daughters and one golden retriever in Danville, Cal.

A move to Minneapolis by a family of eight who are helping their one daughter take her gymnastics training to the next level.

A couple search in Maui, Hawaii, for a home that could be converted into a self-sustaining bed-and-breakfast with a large organic garden. However, finding the right place proves challenging when they can't decide between buying a Victorian or a cabin.

In Memphis, a first-time buyer who wants a move-in ready home with plenty of space for her dog considers the advice of her mother, who believes a fixer-upper is the way to go.

A couple looking for a home in the Atlanta area have different budgets and wish lists in mind, which means they'll need to compromise in the end.

A 25-year-old financial analyst searches for a fixer--upper to call home in her hometown of Morton, Ill.

A couple search for their first place in Folsom, Cal., but don't exactly agree on whether they should buy new or an older home with character.

A couple disagree on style when they search for a home on the water in Sarasota, Fla.

Renters who want to become homeowners in Buffalo must come to a design compromise.

It's a battle between Victorian vs. Craftsman in Montgomery, Ala.

A New Jersey couple who are moving to Atlanta for a job are split on what kind of house to buy. While she is searching for "Gone With the Wind" charm, he is hoping to find something similar to what they had in the Garden State.

A couple with seven children search in Portland, Ore., for a house with enough bedrooms and bathrooms for their large family. Their wish list also includes a big yard for a diabetic alert dog; a room to use for homeschooling; and a price tag of less than $400,000.

A place near the water and public transportation are on the wish list of a Boston couple, who don't exactly see eye to eye when it comes to architectural style and budget.

A couple may have to make compromises in order to get the space they need to accommodate their son and her parents when looking for a home in Queens.

A family search for a home in Provo, Utah, with a backyard that's big enough to play soccer.

In Chicago, a young buyer searches for a condo in a modern high-rise that offers such amenities as a doorman.

Homes in suburban Detroit are toured by the young parents of a toddler who are eager to be part of the city's turnaround. But there's one problem: He wants new construction; she is a fan of vintage.

Musicians search for a home in San Antonio, but can't agree on style: He wants an old ranch house, while she'd prefer a new build.

A Baltimore couple have different ideas about the house they want to purchase together: She wants a charming, spacious row home as close to downtown as possible, while he'd prefer a large detached Colonial in the suburbs.

A view of mountains is on the wish list of a couple looking for a home in Colorado Springs, where they also hope to find a Craftsman-style house with a finished basement and an attractive front door.

An experienced house flipper looks for a home with good bones that can be renovated for profit, but his girlfriend is more interested in finding a move-in ready place that can be theirs for a very long time.

A couple who reluctantly moved away from Savannah to pursue a work opportunity return to the city they love in search of a pied-à-terre.

A job forces a Texas couple to move to Nashville, where they search for a budget-friendly home with a pool to please their kids.

A red phone booth from London is a point of contention between a family of four who are looking for a large house in Bettendorf, Iowa. Also up for debate is whether to buy a vintage fixer-upper or a brand new abode.