House Hunters: Classic

An expectant couple is ready to leave their noisy rental and buy a home in a quiet neighborhood. Because they're both designers, they can turn any home into a showplace, so they're looking for a house with good solid basics.

Newlyweds are ready to buy their first home together after living in a small apartment to save money. They're anxious to get away from the noisy interstate out their window, but can they afford a home in their desired area?

New parents are ready to leave their stylish one-bedroom house for a bigger, turnkey home. They want a space that will easily accommodate their baby daughter with a backyard for their two aging dogs.

Kathy and Andrija Sucic have saved money by renting for the past the five years. Now, they're looking for a home that's both large enough to comfortably entertain their close-knit family and already in move-in condition.

Stanley and Michelle Howell are temporarily staying with Stanley's parents until they can find a home of their own. They'd like to buy an older house in a child-friendly neighborhood with four bedrooms, two baths and a large yard.

A firefighter single mother and her 3-year-old daughter have been living with her parents to save money. Now it's time for mother and daughter to spread their wings and find their own nest.

A schoolteacher is ready to invest in her first home. She wants to find a house in a quiet neighborhood that's move-in ready.

A single mother and her daughter are looking for a property that can serve as their residence and a day care. They want to stay in their current neighborhood, but can they find the right house?

A family of four has run out of space in their current home. They'd like a bigger house, but they're also looking for a few acres of land so they can buy a horse. But finding everything within their budget will be a challenge.

Two young professionals thought they'd finally found the home of their dreams, but it fell through at the last minute. Will they have better luck this time?

A single woman has been very happy in her seaside home for the past seven years. She's finally ready to buy a house, but needs more space for her home office. She wants to stay by the water, but can she find a home in her budget?

A career-minded bachelor is ready to leave his one-bedroom apartment and buy his first home. He'd like to stay in his current neighborhood, but soaring prices might put it outside his budget.

A mother and son are on a deadline to move out of their rental. They'd like to find a home with at least three bedrooms, two bathrooms and plenty of style. Will the time crunch force them to compromise?