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A military family who's lived in Guam for the last three years has only a few days in Tampa, FL, to buy a home; Amina gives them a crash course on the local market while helping them search for their dream home.

Torn between looking for a dream single-family home or an investment opportunity, a young couple turns to Amina to learn about market factors and availability so they can choose the best path forward.

Amina helps a woman who's balancing two jobs navigate multiple setbacks and failed offers, while they search for a starter home that fits both her budget and her needs.

After her student loan debt is forgiven, an educator and single mom is in a position to buy a house; Amina helps her navigate the market and search for a house within her budget that she and her daughter can see eye-to-eye on.

Amina helps a recent college graduate work to improve her credit score so that she can decide whether to buy now outside of her preferred area or wait until she finds her ideal home in Tampa, Florida.

A blended family who's outgrowing their townhome looks for an upgrade; Amina helps them search for a larger home while navigating square footage, school zones and monthly HOA payments to find the perfect fit.

A pair of soon-to-be-newlyweds are ready to buy their first home together; Amina helps them search for a house that's within their budget.

Amina helps a pharmaceutical salesman, who's caring for his dad after a stroke, get started on his home-buying journey; while searching for a house that can accommodate him and his father, Amina connects him with lenders to get his finances in order.

Sarena & Flare need more room in their tiny basement.

Aaron and Danielle want a new home to start their family.

No main floor living space in a small house.

Brian is fed up with the lack of space and basement problems in his and Chelsea's small lakeside bungalow; Hilary and her team are determined to make this house function, but David hopes to find the couple a larger home.

An engaged couple find that their uniquely opposite family histories make it hard to trust each other's intentions in the relationship. While the groom-to-be struggles with his mama's boy identity, his fiancée struggles with her own childhood trauma.

A woman is led to believe that a $17 chain is made of real gold, and she buys it from her 13-year-old grandnephew for $200.

A man checks into a family-run motel, trouble arises, and the owner and her mother want him out of there in a hurry; he says he was wrongfully evicted.

A man sues the woman who sold him his dachshund puppy, claiming it has a genetic overbite.

Against his mechanic's advice, a man has a high-efficiency transmission put into his beloved sports car, then says the transmission is slipping; a young man is on the hook for damages to two expensive cars but doesn't accept a payment plan offered.

An event coordinator sues her on-again-off-again girlfriend for unpaid cellphone bills.

A young couple put their faith in a fellow Fijian when they buy a vehicle that is not drivable, and demand money when it remains that way; fluency in sign language brings two litigants together, but an auto accident and innuendo tear them apart.

A woman sues her baby daddy for back child support; he says that, when the plaintiff got pregnant, she wanted to raise the baby with her girlfriend.

The plaintiff sues an ex-partner for a cable bill, the cost of a trip, and property damage.

The defendant is accused of failing to repay the plaintiff for paying his first month's rent and security deposit.

Dogs in slow motion; a woman catches a bird in her house, then releases it outside, only for it to come back in; funny clips involving teeth; parents cram into a photo booth with their four children.

Cary's paralyzing obsession with Elvis memorabilia has left his New York City apartment virtually uninhabitable.

Eileen's secret escalates to a matter of life and death; Dale has packed five houses full of clutter.

The city has threatened to demolish Caryn's home if the conditions do not change.

Medical responders were not able to get in Renee's front door after she had fallen unconscious in her home.

A former ventriloquist turns her career into an obsession; Harold has trouble being a good father when his daughter isn't allowed in his home.

Brad's hoarding has taken over his mobile home; Mary has been evicted and has just weeks to clean out her stuff.

Laura's collection has spiraled into a compulsion; during her clean-up, a house fire ignites.

Kathy's extreme hoarding forced her 12-year-old son to move out of their home.

A former ventriloquist turns her career into an obsession; Harold has trouble being a good father when his daughter isn't allowed in his home.