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A couple jumps at the opportunity to move their blended family closer to kin in Indianapolis. However, they only have four weeks to move, leaving them with one weekend to find their next home.

A couple gets a huge opportunity when his job promotion moves them to Charlotte, NC, but that means leaving her parents and sister behind. With a toddler and an incoming high schooler, they must find a home before school starts.

A military family that's used to moving with little notice receives his latest post orders. They hope to find a forever home in Georgia where they can settle down when he retires in six years.

A couple moving from California to Tucson, AZ, have a small window to find their perfect home for their family, including their special needs children. They must act quickly in the hot market or risk seeing their dream home slip away.

A couple that's relocated several times for work faces their hardest move yet as they leave Seattle for Atlanta with their two high schoolers. Due to his busy road schedule, the couple has only two days to find a home that makes everyone happy.

A man learns he must report for duty in six weeks, not six months, pushing him and his wife to quickly settle on a house in San Antonio. They find two good options, but the house hunt comes to a halt when she can't decide what's best for the family.

A woman follows a job from Hawaii to Florida, but it comes with one massive challenge: She has to start in two weeks. She and her husband have one weekend to find the perfect home for their multi-generational family.

A woman gets to live her dream of being a stay-at-home mom when her husband lands a new job in Fort Worth, TX. However, he must start his new position immediately and they are in a rush to find their forever home.

First-time homebuyers race to find the perfect home before the Army moves them from Fort Bragg, NC, to Fort Lee, VA. They struggle to find a good fit for their active, growing family and soon discover the house they love most could be beyond their reach.

A couple wants to relocate from Minnesota to New Jersey to be closer to family. Her goal is to be in their new home in time to have Thanksgiving with loved ones, but they struggle to find a home that checks off their wish list.

The pressure is building for a couple that's moving to Mesa, AZ, with their two kids so he can start police academy training in just three weeks. When they enter a bidding war for their top choice, they must scramble to find a solution.

A couple was about to become empty nesters before he accepted a high-profile CEO position that will move them from Denver to Tampa. They have just three days to find a house that's perfect for entertaining clients before his position starts in six weeks.

Alison Victoria wants to give a neglected Bucktown home an upscale, English-style makeover. However, she faces a tough financial decision when a potential buyer makes a full-price offer that requires her to change the entire design.

Alison Victoria buys a rundown historic home in the heart of Chicago. This Windy City home comes with many surprises, however, and when the house unexpectedly has to be taken down to the studs, Alison must do whatever it takes to stay on time and on budget.

Alison Victoria and contractor Donovan Eckhardt tackle an 1800s landmarked home in Chicago's Wicker Park neighborhood. They think the home's massive size and profit potential make it a no-brainer, but some major structural issues and a tenant who won't vacate cause them to lose control of the already maxed-out budget.

Alison Victoria and Donovan Eckhardt take their chances on a split-level home that is full of disasters. Faced with numerous setbacks, they must put their differences aside to turn the nightmare into a dream home for potential buyers.

Alison Victoria and Donovan Eckhardt are back in Chicago's Bucktown neighborhood, where they find a Civil War-era house on a corner lot with only 1,200 square feet of living space. Their challenge is to wring enough additional space and fresh design from the small home to get their price point without destroying its original history and charm.

Alison Victoria and Donovan Eckhardt take on a penthouse with the potential for some serious profit. However, what seems like an easy renovation quickly goes off the rails when an inexperienced superintendent tries to hide his shoddy work.

Alison and Donovan are faced with a gamble when they find a converted four-unit historic home in Lincoln Park. They can either turn it back into a single-family home or keep it as a four-unit -- which for them is uncharted territory.

Tamara tackles a 1905 Colonial, overhauling an ugly kitchen and tacky dining room. Also, she creates a 900-square-foot master suite and converts a sun porch into a closet.

Tarek and Christina scope out a small house with a cramped floor plan in Fullerton, California. While it seems high-priced for the area, if they can buy it for the right price and stay on budget, it shows great potential for profit.

Featuring pop-up facts and bonus footage, Tarek's friend, Robert, wants to get into flipping and they buy a home sight unseen in Lakewood, CA. When they discover it's a major hoarder house filled to the brim with junk, Robert worries they made a mistake.

Maureen McCormick takes her design skills online to help a blended Florida family add charm to their multipurpose room. Then, Eve Plumb uses an artistic approach to turn a boring bonus room into a beach destination for empty nesters in Charleston, SC.

David Bromstad brings inspiration to a boys' bedroom with his signature, playful style in Austin, TX. Meanwhile, Grace Mitchell uses her vintage-meets-modern vibe to create an inviting living space for a family in Santa Clarita, CA.

Dan Levy and Natasha Leggero are joined by "Curb Your Enthusiam" star JB Smoove to watch House Hunters episode "Waterfront Water in Florida".

Dan Levy and Natasha Leggero are joined by comic and writer John Mulaney as they watch fan favorite House Hunters episode "First House in Indianapolis".

A young New Jersey couple has high expectations for their first house. She wants a sitting room and a separate bedroom she can use as a closet, while he wants an entertaining space and a basement with a gaming room.

A New Yorker heads to Africa after a DNA test traces her roots to Ghana. Upon arrival, something clicks, and she decides to stay permanently. However, adjusting to Accra's laid-back lifestyle after a lifetime of NYC living won't be easy.

Maureen McCormick takes her design skills online to help a blended Florida family add charm to their multipurpose room. Then, Eve Plumb uses an artistic approach to turn a boring bonus room into a beach destination for empty nesters in Charleston, SC.

David Bromstad brings inspiration to a boys' bedroom with his signature, playful style in Austin, TX. Meanwhile, Grace Mitchell uses her vintage-meets-modern vibe to create an inviting living space for a family in Santa Clarita, CA.

Dan Levy and Natasha Leggero are joined by "Curb Your Enthusiam" star JB Smoove to watch House Hunters episode "Waterfront Water in Florida".

Dan Levy and Natasha Leggero are joined by comic and writer John Mulaney as they watch fan favorite House Hunters episode "First House in Indianapolis".

A young New Jersey couple has high expectations for their first house. She wants a sitting room and a separate bedroom she can use as a closet, while he wants an entertaining space and a basement with a gaming room.

A New Yorker heads to Africa after a DNA test traces her roots to Ghana. Upon arrival, something clicks, and she decides to stay permanently. However, adjusting to Accra's laid-back lifestyle after a lifetime of NYC living won't be easy.

Tarek and Christina scope out a small house with a cramped floor plan in Fullerton, California. While it seems high-priced for the area, if they can buy it for the right price and stay on budget, it shows great potential for profit.

Featuring pop-up facts and bonus footage, Tarek's friend, Robert, wants to get into flipping and they buy a home sight unseen in Lakewood, CA. When they discover it's a major hoarder house filled to the brim with junk, Robert worries they made a mistake.

Christina receives an e-mail from an agent who has a listing in the South Bay neighborhood of Hawthorne. The dated house needs a lot of work and while it's situated on a busy street near an airport and a noisy elementary school, its attractive list price draws in Tarek and Christina. It's a challenge, but this total renovation is the kind of project they love to take on. That is until work begins and a multitude of hidden problems rise to the surface. Will Tarek and Christina's high hopes fall on deaf ears, or can they overcome this home's loud, louder, and loudest problems to turn a profit?

Tarek and Christina get a lead on a home in Anaheim, California that is being offered as a quick, all-cash sale with no inspections and no contingencies. This seems like a project that's right up their alley. But with a tenant still living in the property, Tarek and Christina can't see inside the home before deciding to make an offer and anything could be behind that front door. Will the unknown spell disaster or could a little tender loving care be all that's needed to reverse the woes of this neglected flip?

Tarek and Christina spot a listing that seems too good to be true, and the house doesn't exactly match the potential it had in the listing. But even with a major surprise in the details about the house, they still see an opportunity for profit and embark on a fast flip with a new contractor.

Tarek and Christina get a lead on a home in Long Beach, California that sounds like the kind of project that has become their standard. But soon after walking the property and visiting a neighborhood comp, it becomes clear that this flip is anything but standard. The architecturally significant mid-century modern home will require Tarek and Christina to step out of their design and renovation comfort zones if they are to turn a profit on their investment. Can Tarek and Christina turn back time on their design aesthetic without inflating their budget or could a present-day flop be looming over this historic mid-century flip?