Love It or List It, Too

Blended Family Blues Amy and Chris

Upgrade for Uncle

After buying and renovating a two-story suburban rancher, Sinna and Siva thought they had created a flawless family home. And it was perfect until three generations started living under one roof. With three children and Sinna's uncle thrown in the mix, this couple is clashing over their family home. Done with the dysfunctional living space in their huge house, Sinna and Siva are thankful that they've got some help on the way in designer Jillian and realtor Todd. Jillian and her team hope to renovate the home to please the entire family. While Todd believes they are better off buying a new home. In the end, Sinna and Siva will have to decide: will they love it or list it?

Blended Family Blues

When this post-war bungalow won over Amy and Chris ten years ago, they were young, in love and just happy to join the ranks of homeowners. But then life got a whole lot more complicated. They had a baby and six months later, Chris's sixteen year old daughter moved in with the already growing family. Now Amy and Chris are fighting over the future of their dysfunctional first home. With this frustrating house driving Amy crazy, and Chris seeking sanctuary in his own space, it's a good thing two experts are here to help. Designer Jillian and her team will turn their outdated bungalow into a modern example of form and function, while realtor Todd will try to help them find peace in a new place. In the end, Chris and Amy will have to decide: will they love it or list it?

Mission Impossible

Rob and Tracey bought this little bungalow sixteen years ago when renovating the house from the ground up sounded like a good idea to a couple of resourceful newlyweds. But they're also busy professionals, and trying to restore an old house by themselves was more than a labor of love--it was mission impossible. After Rob suffered a health scare, fixing the house went to the bottom of the list and enjoying their lives with family and friends went to the top. Done making-do in an unfinished house with next to no entertaining space, Tracey and Rob are in need of some help. Stepping into the mix are designer Jillian and realtor Todd. Jillian and her team will transform this tiny house into an urban oasis. While Todd will sell them on the carefree life they can enjoy in a move-in ready home. After everything is said and done, Rob and Tracey will have to make a big decision: will they love it or list it?

The Family Next Door

When Michelle and Brandon bought this heritage home six years ago, they were real estate investors hoping to turn a fixer upper into a fast buck. But before they could sell their newly renovated nest egg, Michelle fell in love with the place,thanks in large part to their Italian neighbors, Nono and Nona. Michelle and Brandon adore the couple and consider them part of the family, but they have different feelings about the house, especially now that they have a two year old and another baby on the way. With little time left to decide what's best for their growing family, Michelle and Brandon are wondering what to do next. Here to help them out are designer Jillian and realtor Todd. Jillian and her team will create more living space with a clever renovation. While Todd believes it's time to climb the property ladder and simply buy a bigger home. In the end, will they love it or list it?

Hand-Me-Down House

Three years ago, Mike and Melinda moved into his childhood home. Even though it is in one of the most sought after neighborhoods in the country, Mike just can't stand the thought of living in his parent's old house. Melinda has different plans though, and has renovated nearly half of the house in order to change Mike's mind. But there are still several areas of the house that need work, like the main floor bathroom, the master bathroom, and the kitchen. Tired of arguing over whether or not the house is right for them, Mike and Melinda call in professional help in the form of designer Jillian and realtor Todd. Jillian and her team will rejuvenate this old home with remarkable renovations. Todd, on the other hand, believes this young family should start fresh in a new house. In the end, Mike and Melinda will have to decide, will they love it or list it?

Front Door Fiasco

David and Geneva bought their fixer-upper in search of more room for their growing family. But four years later, the renovations are still not completed and Geneva is fed up. David, on the other hand, thinks all the house needs is a little more work and it could be the perfect home for their now family of four. But one of the main problems with the house starts at the front door... if you can even find it. The home's address is on one street, but their "front entrance" is on another street. On top of that, much of the home is cold, and there's a lack of privacy--the kids' room is attached to the master bedroom. Fed up with the dysfunctional layout that lacks a proper front entrance, David and Geneva call upon experts Jillian and Todd for some much needed solutions. Jillian and her design team will transform their house into an open concept oasis, while Todd will convince the family it's time for a new home. In the end, will they love it or list it?

Grown-Up Family Home

Franny and Salim bought this tranquil five bedroom family home in 1986, more than fourteen years after leaving East Africa for a new life. Although it was an ideal home for raising their family, there are now four grown adults living in the home because their daughters Alysha and Alyah have yet to move out. Franny doesn't want to give up on their home full of memories, but the rest of the family thinks it's time to move on. The girls are fed up with not having any personal space and there's only one usable bathroom for everyone to share... Enter competitors Jillian and Todd. Designer Jillian and her team will transform this crowded house into a relaxing space for the entire family, while Todd feels he can find all the breathing room they need in another home. When all is said and done, Franny, Salim, Alysha, and Alyah will have to decide... will they love their home again or will they list it?