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A couple who worked with Egypt and Mike in the past engages their services once again for a home in Sandy Springs, Georgia. Egypt works her magic to find a home in the limited market, while Mike comes up with a plan to fill it with features they'll love.

A family is finally ready to park their tiny house on wheels and put down roots in Poncey-Highland, Georgia. They won't settle for just any cookie-cutter place, so Egypt and Mike search extensively to find a vintage home that's bursting with character.

A family of four loves their home and the East Atlanta neighborhood it's in, but they're bursting at the seams and need more space. Egypt and Mike come up with creative solutions, and now it's a decision for the family to renovate or relocate.

Residents in Roswell, Georgia, have found a new home that has more space for their expanding family, but it desperately needs an update. Egypt and Mike run a campaign to update the place with natural woods and stone, creating a modern, elevated design.

A family is inspired to leave their Virginia home to start new adventures in Alpharetta, Georgia, and they need to make the transition quickly. Egypt and Mike look to find the right place and deliver a welcoming space that's both peaceful and enchanting.

Mina and the team take on their first home in the Valley, a neighborhood they've never ventured into before. But with no comps in the area and major framing issues, Mina must pull out all the stops if she wants to see a return on this risky investment.

Mina and Karen are back in Fountain Square with a quaint but expensive cottage-like home. In order to list this pricey property high enough to make a profit, they must figure out how to add plenty of bells and whistles without losing its vintage charm.

In Near Eastside, Mina and Karen hope a two-story addition with an Americana cottage design will turn a heftier profit than the area's last project. After finding a series of mysterious holes, the team worries the home will become an actual money pit.

Mina and Karen are back in Old Southside where they look to transform a small, two-bedroom home into a beautiful beach bungalow on a modest budget. If they make a decent profit, Mina plans to realize her dream of building a Two Chicks Headquarters.

Mina is renovating the home of professional basketball player Justin Holiday and his family. In hopes of expanding her business into more client renovations, Mina's goal is to turn this outdated mansion into a modern oasis before Justin's season begins.

Cowboy hat in hand, Keith draws from his Texas roots to load up the Wild West house with cowhide, canyons and rustic wood galore. Then, a sagging floor in their French-inspired Vintage Circus home threatens to be more than even Keith and Evan can handle.

While scrambling to fix up the Vintage Circus house, Keith and Evan move down the block to create a Moroccan-inspired home with warm colors and intricate tile details. Then, Shea tasks the boys with their most-important project to date -- a new nursery!

The boys take on a desolate house that Evan has gifted Keith for his birthday. Inspired by Evan's impressive background in physics, Keith seizes the opportunity to push the laws of nature and design to create a truly stunning and scientific dream home.

Wanting to be closer to family, a couple looks to move from California to Columbus, Ohio. They're hoping their money will stretch a lot farther, and one loves the idea of a lower-priced historic fixer, but the other's desperate for something brand new.

Newlyweds are put to the test as they search for a classic New England charmer. He wants to spend top dollar for a big house where he can add sweat equity, but she's a penny pincher and doesn't want to overextend themselves.

An up-and-coming fashion model is on the hunt for a house that she can turn into an extended family hub in Atlanta. She's all about charm and projects, but her cousin thinks she should buy something less nostalgic that doesn't require any work.

A duo looks to move from a small town to the big city of Minneapolis. One wants a more quiet life in the suburbs, but the other prefers a more urban feel.

A newly-single woman looks to buy a home for herself and her daughter in Silicon Valley. Her last place had a masculine vibe, so this time she wants a home that has more of a feminine touch.

A 19-year-old college graduate relocates to Austin, TX, to start her career and buy her first home. She wants a downtown condo, but her mom thinks a single-family home in the suburbs would be a better fit.

A Tucson, Arizona, couple searches for a bigger home now that her mother is moving in. He prefers a place that's move-in ready with an updated kitchen, but she wants a fixer-upper and plenty of yard space for her outrageous Halloween decorations.

An expectant mother needs to find a new home fast in Atlanta. She wants a cozy Victorian with a wood-burning fireplace, but with her aunt and protective father along on the hunt, she'll have to maintain her vision against strong family opinions.

A newly-single woman looks to buy a home for herself and her daughter in Silicon Valley. Her last place had a masculine vibe, so this time she wants a home that has more of a feminine touch.

A 19-year-old college graduate relocates to Austin, TX, to start her career and buy her first home. She wants a downtown condo, but her mom thinks a single-family home in the suburbs would be a better fit.

A Tucson, Arizona, couple searches for a bigger home now that her mother is moving in. He prefers a place that's move-in ready with an updated kitchen, but she wants a fixer-upper and plenty of yard space for her outrageous Halloween decorations.

An expectant mother needs to find a new home fast in Atlanta. She wants a cozy Victorian with a wood-burning fireplace, but with her aunt and protective father along on the hunt, she'll have to maintain her vision against strong family opinions.

An up-and-coming fashion model is on the hunt for a house that she can turn into an extended family hub in Atlanta. She's all about charm and projects, but her cousin thinks she should buy something less nostalgic that doesn't require any work.

A duo looks to move from a small town to the big city of Minneapolis. One wants a more quiet life in the suburbs, but the other prefers a more urban feel.

An LA couple who has been renting for years is finally ready to make the leap to homeownership. She wants as much house as they can afford, and she's angling for a Mediterranean-style place that reminds her of her native Turkey. But he'd prefer something small and modern. Can they find a home that satisfies both their aesthetics and makes them happy homeowners at last?

Michael and Bryan are first-time homebuyers looking to settle down in Baltimore. While they're both set on finding a home in the historic city, the two disagree on style and location. The couple debates the pros and cons of living downtown versus the surrounding area as well as the benefits of living in a vintage home versus a modern one. Will they be able to find a compromise?

New parents are looking for a home in Nashville, Tennessee. But while he wants room for his drums, she's looking for a space that will accommodate in-laws visiting their baby granddaughter. They hope to find a home in Music City with plenty of room for everyone and everything.

A child psychiatrist and his wife are looking to buy a home in Bangor, ME, and are bringing along a quirky wish list. She doesn't want any carpet in the house and insists they find something with a screened-in porch for their cat. While he thinks that's strange, his requirement is that the house doesn't have a staircase near the front entryway because it would make him feel claustrophobic. Will Bangor be able to provide the couple with a house that satisfies their unique needs?