New House No Debt - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Michigan or Kentucky?
Carla and Troy are looking to move their Agro-Tourism business. Staying in Kentucky is an option, but Carla's past is calling her home to Southern Michigan. Will Carla's powerful childhood memories cloud her judgment?
Ft. Lauderdale or Orlando?
Gary and Damian want to move from frigid New Jersey to Florida, but their budget is limited, and each is drawn to a different city. Can this relationship of 28 years survive the strain?
Maryland or Florida?
Recent retirees Terry and Wendy weigh staying close to their grandkids in Maryland against leaving for a new, carefree life in a golf community in Florida. Terry is eager to move south, but it's an agonizing choice for Wendy.
Dallas/Fort Worth or Lubbock?
Elyus and Jeremy know they want to move to Texas, and they're torn between the sprawling DFW metroplex and cozy Lubbock. But all the excitement turns bittersweet for Jeremy as the reality of leaving Phoenix behind sinks in.
Boat or City Life?
Shawn wants his girlfriend Audra to live with him on a boat so he can live out his childhood dream. But Audra's heart is set on an urban lifestyle in Philadelphia. Now, Shawn must choose an option that makes them both happy or risk losing the woman he loves.
Michigan or Arizona?
Michigan native S.J. is ready for a change and wants to move to the greater Phoenix area. But his strong-willed wife Adria likes her life just the way it is. Can S.J. convince Adria to leave the only life she's ever known in Michigan?
Raleigh or Atlanta?
Roianne and Ted are leaving Las Vegas and want their next move to be their last. Which southern city will leave them with no regrets?
Sacramento or Minneapolis?
Now that their kids have moved out of the house, Lizzy and Olaf are ready to sell their unique family home north of Sacramento and start fresh. Will they stay close to the city or truly cut the cord and move all the way to Minnesota?
Savannah or Covington, Kentucky?
Denise and James called it a wrap in Los Angeles and set out on the road in search of an all-new life. They're drawn to historic Savannah, but up-and-coming Covington, Kentucky has its own unique charms.
Alabama or Florida?
Brock and Mary want to trade their Atlanta suburb for a small-town beach. But they have something specific in mind and won't settle for anything less. Will they choose the Northeast Coast of Florida or the Gulf Coast of Alabama?
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