My First Place

A newly engaged Atlanta couple tests their relationship when one of them has to compromise before they lose both deals.

A Denver professional wants to celebrate her 40th birthday in her first condo, but when the price tag keeps increasing, this first-time homebuyer might have to abandon her birthday deadline.

Two Denver professionals come down with severe sticker shock as they search for their first place and have get creative to beat the competition.

A young Denver couple is ready to make the biggest financial commitment of their lives, but one tiny oversight drops a $30,000 curve ball on their budget.

When a young family finds their dream first place just north Denver, they discover their future depends on the moves of a competing buyer.

An Atlanta professional with expensive taste falls in love with a pricey home, but budget miscalculations force her to decide if she can buy her first place on a maxed-out budget or if she needs to start a new house hunt.

Newlyweds want to push their price point higher and buy their first place near downtown Denver, but to get the place they love, they'll have to go for broke.

An Atlanta couple bids on three houses to see if their strategy scores them their pick or forces them to settle for their last choice.

An Atlanta couple struggles over the purchase of their first place and the hefty payment that comes with it. But a tough stance on budget might leave them without any options.

An engaged Denver couple has six weeks to find, close and say "I do" on their first place, but in a buyers' market, hot properties are either going too fast or the sellers won't play ball.

A New Yorker moves to Atlanta to get more house for less money, but she's forced to put her house hunt on hold to wait on a bank that might never respond to her bid.

An Atlanta homebuyer hunts for her first place, but a brutal deadline and unfavorable inspections have the odds stacked against her.

An Atlanta couple falls in love with a house at the very top of their price range, but they'll have to decide if buying big is worth the added stress of maximum monthly payments.