Lori and Michael did everything they shouldn't have done. They impulsively bought a house they fell in love with before even listing their current house first. Whether from ignorance, bad advice or just plain stupidity, they broke all the golden rules of real estate. Can they find a way to turn disaster into triumph?
With a once-in-a-lifetime job offer from Europe, Marty has been thrown into a quandary. Now, he's on auto pilot as he hurriedly packs up his life, says "Auf Wiedersehen" to family and friends and has but a few short months to sell his condo. Meanwhile, in the midst of selling Marty's property, husband and wife agents, Colleen and Keith, are trying to sell their home.
Dolores is a recent divorcée who has just put a "For Sale" sign on the family home. She is ready to make a fresh start with her two young children and is looking for a place in which to do so.
Ruby recently moved out of her ex-boyfriend's house in the suburbs and is ready to kick-start a new life as an adventurous, un-attached woman. She is selling her own country property to help her on her way.
After 53 years of living in the house where they raised their five kids, Ann and Jim, both in their 80s, can no longer manage the space. They're packing up the memories that span a half a century and moving someplace better suited for them.
New agent Chris was driving downtown when he saw Laura and Philippe's "For Sale By Owner" sign outside their townhouse. Having schmoozed them with his polished marketing skills, along with a suggestion of a price hike, they signed up for his services. He is confident he can sell their place before the slow season sets in.
With a dream of retiring early out west, undercover homicide detective, John, and his wife, Cara-Leigh, are hoping to cash in on the hottest real estate market in the country. However, they need to move fast if they are to complete their renovations, buy new acreage and have their young children settled in new schools — all in two months.
It's time for Nadine and Lawrence to leave their hipster urban life behind. They have a brand new baby and need more space. The couple is willing to do whatever it takes to get top dollar for their property — even if that means letting their real estate agent repaint, redecorate and redesign. The house is a good size, but it has only one bedroom, which could be a major turnoff for buyers.
After decades of memories, Kathleen are Tom and selling the family home and downsizing. Two daughters are college bound, and one daughter lives with them only on weekends. Since their new condo won't be ready until next spring, Tom has just rented a transition house. Now this busy family has to prep their cluttered house for a summer sale, or they will soon be paying for three homes.
With dollar figures in their eyes and a hot real estate market, Jackie and Cory have bought not one but two houses. However, with more and more property coming on the market every day and a limited timeframe and renovation budget, will their relationship survive the stress of flipping one house to make the second home their own?
Tanya and partner Hamed are up to their armpits in home renovations. Not only are they renovating-to-sell their triplex, but they also have completely gutted a house they recently bought that Tanya is trying to "do up" during her maternity leave. If they don't sell their rambling 19th-century home fast, they won't have the finances to continue the renovations on their new place. Tanya, meanwhile, has resorted to borrowing from her parents, but knows full well that time — and money — is running out.
Autume and Guthrie have outgrown their home of two and a half years. With their three kids, Autume's 24-year-old sister and her 9-month-old child, plus a growing daycare, their 1,300-square-foot house is bursting at the seams. They desperately need a larger place before ALL the kids are running around. Find out if first-time realtor and cousin Lisa can get the job done fast during what's turning out to be a slow selling season.
When Pascal bought the house he grew up in from his mother, he had plans for a swinging bachelor pad. All that changed when he fell in love with Nile, and she moved in with her 5-year-old son. At the risk of offending his mother, Pascal has put down a deposit on some land to build a dream house in the country for his new family. Now, the clock is ticking to sell Pascal's old family homestead so he can get the capital for his new build.