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A woman who operates a day care out of her house is having trouble selling since buyers can't visualize her business as a family home. Lyndsay and Leslie transition the commercial space back into a cozy residence with a vintage farmhouse style.

While looking for an old friend, Leslie and Lyndsay meet fellow VW enthusiasts who are struggling to sell a house they built 15 years ago. The twins update the home's builder-grade materials and add darker finishes for an elegant twist on farmhouse style.

Leslie and Lyndsay are on a mission to convert a couple's sprawling 1970s home into a nest egg. Seeing the potential for a big sale, they use all their tricks to give the massive rooms with wood features and dated mirrors a modern, luxurious overhaul.

A couple looks to lead a simpler life in their new townhome, but first they need to sell their dated house with an uncommon layout. Lyndsay and Leslie take on the '80s style kitchen and bathroom and tackle the makeover with an inexpensive farmhouse style.

Lyndsay and Leslie take on a small Snohomish property with two houses and create a distinct style for each. And while untangling an expensive plumbing mess, the pressure goes up when they're asked to throw out the first pitch for the Seattle Mariners.

A family wants out of his dad's house and into their own home in Northern Indiana. He wants something cool and retro, but she's set on a place that reminds her of grandma's house.

A couple looks to leave pricey New York City for some breathing room in the New Jersey suburbs. She thinks a modest, single-story home would be best for them, but he's pushing for a spacious Craftsman even if it means spending more.

Newlywed engineers have outgrown their small apartment and need more space before starting a family in St. Paul. He's willing to spend for a charming Craftsman, but she's set on a classic midcentury modern with project potential at a bargain price.

Newlyweds struggle to find a home that meets their high standards in Chicago. She wants an updated place near the city, but he wants a charmer in the suburbs near his parents.

Newlyweds look to sell their tiny townhouse and give their growing family more space in the South Hills suburb of Pittsburgh. He wants to go farther out where they can get more for their money, but she wants something turnkey and close to the city.

A couple is thrilled to buy their first home in Dallas, but first they have to actually agree on one. She has her heart set on a brand new home that's move-in ready, but he wants something older where he can make some sweat equity.

After years of saving and rebuilding her credit, a single mother looks to finally buy a home in Atlanta. Her mom is along on the search, but she's concerned most with finding her daughter a house that she can fill with her antiques.

A Michigander is hoping to downsize from her previous home that had a headache's heap of upkeep. She's zeroed in on Grand Rapids for its exciting city life, but she's also tempted to head out to the suburbs for the familiar lure of space.

A couple purchased their dream home a mile from the coast, but after months of indecision, their renovation attempt has hit a wall. Jasmine takes on their main floor and creates an open concept sanctuary that's wheelchair accessible for their daughter.

After a main floor renovation, a couple is now motivated to finish their home's second floor. Old patterns of indecision re-emerge, but Jasmine steps in and creates a Japandi-inspired oasis that meets each family member's unique needs.

A couple is now living in a house full of holes after he tackles a demo with no reno plans. Jasmine faces her most challenging floor plan yet and devises an unusual idea to open up their awkward home with a modern and bright California vibe.

A couple's home is filled with unfinished projects, and with two small kids, they have zero time for their to-do list. Jasmine is called on to tackle their uncompleted renovation, all while finding a balance between their industrial and boho styles.

After a difficult break up, a buyer wants to start fresh with a new home in the Philadelphia area. As a first-time buyer, her wish list doesn't line up with her price range, so her best friend is along to help keep her in check.

After moving in with friends to save money, it's time for buyers to find their own home in Missouri. One wants a well-priced single story home, but the other is willing to spend on an eye catching two-story to impress his friends.

After moving for her job a year ago, a young woman is ready to lay down roots and buy a house in North Carolina. She'd love to find something historic and charming, but her mom has flown into town to make sure her daughter makes a wise choice.

A family looks to relocate for more space and to be close to the beach in Bradenton, Florida. She's ready to renovate to get exactly what they need, but he wants something that's move-in ready with a pool for their young boys.

Jonathan and Drew continue to help a family business on the brink of financial ruin. Good intentions are no match for the family's overspending, so the Brothers must rein them in while helping them navigate one of the biggest and toughest builds to date.

A single professional with high-end taste looks to buy her first place in Denver. She has her girl gang of real estate specialists along for support, and she's leaning on their advice to help her stay grounded.

Now that they're entering their 30s, a couple is ready to stop renting and buy a home of their own in Central Massachusetts. They're looking for a house that can accommodate quirky hobbies, and she wants a rustic vibe, but he prefers a minimalist space.

A family tired of the California hustle and bustle searches for a slower pace of life and looks to relocate to Tennessee. He wants the truly rural countryside, but she insists on a place in a neighborhood that's closer to town.

A woman is returning home to be near her aging parents and grandchildren in Mississippi. She won't budge on finding the perfect two-story Craftsman, and her two best friends are having trouble getting her to compromise.

Jonathan and Drew continue to help a family business on the brink of financial ruin. Good intentions are no match for the family's overspending, so the Brothers must rein them in while helping them navigate one of the biggest and toughest builds to date.

A single professional with high-end taste looks to buy her first place in Denver. She has her girl gang of real estate specialists along for support, and she's leaning on their advice to help her stay grounded.

Now that they're entering their 30s, a couple is ready to stop renting and buy a home of their own in Central Massachusetts. They're looking for a house that can accommodate quirky hobbies, and she wants a rustic vibe, but he prefers a minimalist space.

A family tired of the California hustle and bustle searches for a slower pace of life and looks to relocate to Tennessee. He wants the truly rural countryside, but she insists on a place in a neighborhood that's closer to town.

A woman is returning home to be near her aging parents and grandchildren in Mississippi. She won't budge on finding the perfect two-story Craftsman, and her two best friends are having trouble getting her to compromise.

After moving for her job a year ago, a young woman is ready to lay down roots and buy a house in North Carolina. She'd love to find something historic and charming, but her mom has flown into town to make sure her daughter makes a wise choice.

A family looks to relocate for more space and to be close to the beach in Bradenton, Florida. She's ready to renovate to get exactly what they need, but he wants something that's move-in ready with a pool for their young boys.

A West Virginia couple with opposing tastes has trouble agreeing on their first home. He wants a turn-of-the-century charmer in the heart of the city, but she's after a rustic home in the country.

Avid weightlifters put home size at the top of their list while house hunting in Eugene, Oregon. But when one wants an older vintage house and the other yearns for a new build, a real estate wrestling match may be at hand.

New parents are returning to her hometown of Beaumont, Texas, to look for their first home. She's up for projects, but he wants a place that's move-in ready. He also wants a pool, but she thinks they're unsafe. She wants a house close to the action in Beaumont, while he wants to be close to the interstate. Can these young parents agree on the right place to make a family home?

A music teacher/DJ is looking for his first home in South Amboy, NJ. His top priority is to find a house with a lot of unique features that tell a story, but since his girlfriend plans to move in with him, her wish list may just rewrite the story's ending.