Manon and Chris bought cheap and then gentrified their Victorian townhouse in order to flip it and make some money. But with the market recently gone off the boil, these self-confessed townies might be forced to move further afield to make that a profit.

Anne's mother has passed away and, as executor of her will, it's her responsibility to sell her mom's condominium. As well as being an emotional experience for Anne, the process becomes complicated, as delays in the fix-ups nearly cost them a sale.

Helen has to sell her home before fulfilling her dream of building a house on the family's ancestral land.

After 18 months on the market, wealthy and eccentric couple Yvonne and Milo are still stuck with their luxury condo that overlooks a unique glassed-in tropical jungle. Working with a rookie agent, they go to extreme and unconventional measures to try to finally sell this high-end property.

Val and her three teenagers are tired of the back-and-forth commute into the city. After 20 years of luxury living in a sprawling suburban property on the waterfront, Val wants a smaller home in a downtown location.

Empty nesters Heather and Gary no longer need their rambling Edwardian gem, so they've put it up for sale without an agent in hopes of making a million-dollar profit.

Last season's Buy Me followed Chris and his agent mom, Sandi, on their rocky road of real estate. Now Chris is selling the waterfront cottage he was to share with lost love Megan, and returning to his old bachelor stomping ground in the city.

Reunited couple Wendy and Eric want to sell the homes they each had been living in in order to start over in a new house.

City Townhouse for Sale Maria and George are a young Greek couple that have enlisted the help of larger-than-life agent "Cowboyd" to help them sell their city townhouse. But will current market forces prevail and make this sale a difficult one to rope in?

Connie and Mark are selling their home because it's making their allergy-sensitive child sick. Once that's accomplished, they intend to build a new "allergen-free" house.

Cynthia, Keith and their four children live in such cramped conditions that the family has finally convinced Cynthia to move from their small semi-detached house and upgrade to a larger home. While lots of repairs need to be done, the excited kids are more interested in surfing the 'Net for a new home than helping dad get the house ready for sale.

Mary wants to sell the family's triplex to secure a smaller place for her and her kids.

Empty nesters Gary and Heather no longer need their rambling Edwardian gem. So they've put it up for sale without an agent in the hopes of making a million-dollar profit!

Victoria, a Ukrainian émigré, left communism behind 10 years ago to settle in the West. But having embraced "free enterprise" to the extreme, she now must sell off one of her condos or risk falling financially "in the red."

Rob and Matthew are selling their trendy loft in a saturated condo market where supply far outstrips demand. To make matters worse, it's located next door to a suburban shopping mall. Will they be able to sell this loft against all odds?

Laura's new husband, Lino, makes an offer on a house that Laura has never seen. And she doesn't want to move. She eventually agrees to put their first home on the market after living in it for just one year.

Retired couple Mavis and Walter along with their daughter, Sara and her fiance Niels, have entered a high-risk game in hopes of big profit. Together they have invested their savings to purchase a rundown fixer upper. Their hope is to flip it and make enough money for both their retirement and Sara and Niels' future.

Pat and Ray have taken on the gamble of their lives: The elderly couple had no prior intention of moving, but made an impulse purchase on a $500,000 bungalow they fell in love with during a vacation out West. Now they are forced to sell their house back East in a depressed market, for much less than the new home, and begin their retirement in debt.

It's not easy moving on, especially when there are life-altering decisions to be made. Michael, a newly divorced businessman has finally decided to place his ailing elderly parents in care and sell the spacious five-bedroom home he once shared with them. But first, Michael has to revamp the "disaster zone" he calls home before he can even think about starting over.

Zlatka must sell her million-dollar home after paying her ex-husband a hefty divorce settlement. She tried to sell in the spring, but people got wind of her circumstances and came in with low-ball offers that forced her to take the home off the market. Now Zlatka has enlisted the help of her agent sister to help her revamp the place to attract the right kind of buyer.

Christina and Peter have a 1-year-old son. After extended maternity leave, Christina is returning to work and leaving the baby with Peter's mother on the other side of town. Now Christina wants to sell and upgrade to a bigger house near the mother-in-law to cut down on travel time. Can they close the deal before she returns to work and before Christina's agent sister, eight months pregnant, delivers her own baby?

Ganga, a 49-year-old mother of two, recently ended her 25-year-old marriage. Now she is facing a new challenge: selling the family home and building a new one next door, as she prepares to say goodbye to her past and hello to her future.

For the past three years, Linsey and Chris have been renovating a 100-year-old house. They poured their heart and soul into the project, and now the money has run out. With Chris back at school and earning meager apprentice wages and Linsey at home with their new baby, they cannot afford the hefty mortgage payments. They have to sell in order to get themselves out of this financial straightjacket.

After six years living in suburbia with its daily killer commute to town, Penny and Bayard have had enough. These working parents spend 12 hours a week in the car and never have any time to spend with their kids. They are moving to the city in the pursuit of a better quality of life, but the move has come with a higher price tag than either bargained for.

In this D-I-Y obsessed world, Emmanuelle and Karim stand out like a sore thumb. They even have trouble changing a light bulb. Their 1930s condominium is currently on the market because they can't do the necessary repairs. So how is the couple going to get themselves out of a fix if they don't do the fix-ups?

Medine and Ricardo are eager to off-load their revenue multi-unit property. They want to move out of its main floor apartment, dump the tenants, buy a single-dwelling home and sink the equity of the sale into Ricardo's new pizza business. But is it too late to avoid the possibility of the diminishing market's spin toward a downward spiral?

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.

After the loss of her husband, Peggy is ready to move on — and out of the house where this "grand dame" of theater spent the last 47 years. She and her children need to spruce up and sell the family home, and her son Randy will have to move out to make that happen.

With one kid gone and the other halfway out the door, Gonda and Louis are ready to ditch their suburban mountaintop home and move closer to the city. But they will need top dollar if they want to get back to the action.

Kathryn spent six years and all her available credit turning this turn-of-the-century house into a modern mecca of energy efficiency. Now she's broke and has to sell. Too bad her dream home is in a part of town once considered to be on the wrong side of the tracks.

After the birth of their first child, Lee and Steven realized that their home isn't exactly where the heart is. Grandma lives too far away, and Steven's long commute to work means too little time with his daughter. If the couple doesn't sell before Lee goes back to work, the baby will spend 12 hours a day in somebody else's care — and it won't be Grandma.

Glamorous single mom Chantal's two 20-something daughters are moving out, and she is determined to make the most of her newfound "empty nester" status. But after owning this condo for only one year, will this self-proclaimed real estate whiz make the profit she needs to live the lifestyle of her dreams?

Jason's plan to do a few quick renovations morphed into a two-year overhaul that cost him more than $100,000. But he will pay an even higher price if he doesn't sell his house soon, because his new bride and baby refuse to live in a construction zone.

Alicia has accepted a new job in Kansas City, and she and Gale are set to go. They have even made an offer on a house. That offer, however, is contingent on the sale of their home in Chicago, and it's is about to expire!

Sheldon has fallen in love, but there is no way his girlfriend, Candice, will marry him unless he sells his house. She loves him, but not his bachelor pad — especially the fact that there is a home gym where the dining set should be.

Jackie and Dick have flipped 59 houses during the course of their lives together. Now in their 70s, the couple is finally ready to settle down, and they have decided to make this their last flip. Problem is, they will take a loss if they have to pay commission to an agent. For the first time they are going the for-sale-by-owner route. Will they be able to sell without a realtor?

As a motivational speaker, Edie helps women organize their lives. Now that she is selling her 5,583-square-foot luxury home, she needs to get her own life in order. That includes weeding out some of the more than 1,000 pairs of shoes in her custom-built closet.

Laura and Fred's 4-year-old son needs treatment for autism. He will be starting school soon, and they plan to get him the best health care money can buy. To do that, they have to sell their house.

Expectant parents Linda and Greg bought a larger home on impulse, without any contingencies. If they don't sell their house in two months or less, they will be lumbered with two mortgages — an impossible burden for this growing family.

Debra and John want top dollar for their luxury condo, but their unit is the most expensive in the building, and it needs a lot of work. Will they be able to fetch a high enough price to live happily ever after off of the equity?

Louise and Morton want to sell their city house so that they can retire in the country. They have enlisted the help of their son Robert, a rookie agent, to help them. Will Robert have the nerve to tell his mother that the spooky antique dolls filling every room will frighten the life out of potential buyers?

Lisa and David bought their first townhouse because the neighborhood offered everything they needed — from synagogues to specialty stores. But six years and two kids later, they have found a much larger home nearby and are ready to sign off on the deal. Now they have to find a buyer for their tiny townhouse, before the double-mortgage payments kick in.

Drew and Randy have one of the smallest homes in their neighborhood, and they need more space now that they have adopted a baby boy. How will they manage to market and sell a house built for single people, in a neighborhood built for families?

Cathy and Andrew are desperate to move to the country, where their beloved canine companions — golden retrievers Tara, Max, and baby husky Mikie — can run free. Can their agent sell their house with three dogs running amok?

After being downsized twice, the bills are piling up and Florence can't afford to keep her house. She has to sell before the developer breaks ground on the brand-new homes just around the corner!

Sarah and Victor thought they had found their dream home, so they put their own place on the market. But after the inspection on the new house reveals major problems, they have to decide if they are still committed to selling.

In the panic leading up to their wedding day, Debara and Sokthy bowed to Mama's wishes and bought a house. Mama made feng shui suggestions to make it a "good luck" house, but it has been nothing but bad luck, and the couple want to move so they can live happily ever after. Will they be able to find a buyer for a house they believe is jinxed?

Laura and Jeff hadn't thought much about selling their house when Bonnie knocked on their door and told them they were sitting on a gold mine. She promised them tens of thousands more than neighborhood houses were getting, but can this ambitious realtor single-handedly raise local property values?

Marji and Bob are thrill-seekers by nature, but in recent years these globetrotters have been tied down to a big house, with even bigger mortgage payments. They are ready to ditch the house (along with their financial troubles) in order to move on to the next adventure.

Not only are Claudia and Brent planning their own wedding, but they are also selling their downtown condo all by themselves. Can this DIY couple learn enough from TV shows to stage and market their own home?

Marcie's condo is less than 500 square feet, which was perfect for when she was a bachelorette, but not now that she's married with two dogs and a child on the way. Will she and her family be able to sell this place and buy a family home before her due date?

With renovation costs mounting at their new condo, the rush is on for Cheryl and Ray to sell their house. They have hired the daughter of a close family friend, a newly crowned licensed realtor, to help, but will seasoned salesman Ray be able to listen to the friend's advice?