My First Place

This is such a great show, and they really do a good job of walking you through the buying experience. The only problem is that I've seen all of the episodes on hulu... Please add more, at least seasons 1-8.

This show is great. I have learned a lot of valuable infomration from watching this show. It fun and interesting. Hope to see more episodes.

I popped this show on one day for background noise and quickly found myself staring in disbelief. When you read that a show is about first-time home buyers, you expect to see a couple (often young) or a single working man or woman viewing reasonably priced homes. That is NOT what this show is about. This show seems to be about people buying $200,000 - $300,000 homes right out of the gate, and often with little to no money to put down. I have no problem with seeing home buyers with that kind of money, but what about the little guys? Why is no one on a budget of, say, $125,000 or less? Show some smaller cities if you have to! Literally all you see are these giant, fancy houses in prime real estate locations with amenities coming out of their ears. Or worse, you see someone dropping hundreds of thousands of dollars on a townhouse or condo, which is basically just a glorified apartment.If you're looking for something to really reflect a first-time home purchase, I suggest watching something like Hidden Potential instead. Often times they aren't first-time home buyers, but you can at least get a real sense of the type of house you can get your first time around. And you can see ideas for future work, too!This show would have been much more interesting if they mixed it up a little. Show a single man or woman finding a tiny, inexpensive first home, or a young couple trying to find a decent-size house on a realistic budget. Show a broad spectrum of buyers, not just people buying houses that cost 3-4 times what they make in a year.