Sell This House!

Candace and Mark Ives are having trouble selling their house in Seattle, Washington. Candace is 8-months pregnant, and the couple wants to move to Minnesota to be closer to family.

With two active boys, Tasha and Jeff O'Day have simply outgrown their house in Kirkland, Washington, and need to sell it and move to a larger place.

Joe and Daria are ready to start a family and need a bigger home. Their apartment's been on the market for four months, but there have been no offers.

The Steadmans are trying to sell their house, but aren't getting offers. The 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home backs up to a park and is close to all Houston has to offer. So what's the problem? Host Tanya Memme has an open house to get an idea.

Joe and Lisa are relocating to Missouri for Lisa's big promotion. After their home has been on the market for two months, the few offers for it have been less than attractive.

Sherry and Preston spend weekends in North Carolina and want to sell their house and get a condo in Atlanta for the workweek. But they're having trouble--their home has been on the market for two months!

Big rooms, cathedral ceilings, and beautiful decks overlooking a wooded backyard combine to make Doug and Patty Skinner's 4-bedroom house appealing--but it's still on the market after three months!

Carol and her husband are moving to Florida, but after a year of having their Chicago home on and off the market, they still don't have an offer. That's why Carol, with the help of daughter Melissa, needs to do something to the house.

With the children out of the house, Chris and Kathy want to move to a smaller home. Their 5-bedroom house with cathedral ceilings is just 30 miles northwest of Chicago. Why is it still on the market?

After 20 years, Tom and Judi Crosley want to leave their 4-bedroom Bay Area home for Arizona. Comparable homes are going for around $1-million, so why isn't theirs selling? Tom and Judi listen to what potential homebuyers have to say.

Russ Hoffman wants to move from his home of 33 years into a smaller house. With a spacious living room and vaulted ceilings, why isn't this 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom house selling?