Tiny House Hunters

In the Season 2 premiere, engaged college students look for a portable 150-square-foot home that can travel wherever their careers take them. But the couple aren't on the same page when it comes to style: She likes quirky and Victorian; and he's fond of modern and functional.

A recent retiree looks to make a big change with a move to a tiny home on wheels on the Big Island of Hawaii, where she can live a green lifestyle off the grid. But first she needs to find a place for $60,000 that suits her eclectic tastes.

Newlyweds search for the perfect tiny home on their $55,000 budget to put in a backyard in Carmel Valley, Cal.

An artist who recently recovered from Lyme disease decides to go tiny when purchasing a new home. She searches for a 400-square-foot abode on wheels, which she plans to park next to her horse pasture in Sebastopol, Cal. She runs into a problem, though, finding a place that will fit her normal-size furniture and appliances, plus she wants wall space to hang her art.

A traveling nurse searches for a tiny home that can move with her on her various job assignments across the country.

A fresh start is sought by a newly single woman who is moving from Los Angeles to Ojai, Cal., where she hopes to find a tiny home like the one from her childhood. Her must-have list includes storage and a full kitchen on a budget of $15,000.

A twentysomething bachelor in Ohio wants a no-frills man cave for $130,000.

A Portland native who has student loans to pay back decides to make her first home a tiny one. Her wish list includes a washer/dryer, dishwasher and entertainment room, but her budget of $60,000 means she'll have to be open to compromise.

A family of five decide to go tiny for financial reasons.

A Chattanooga artist downsizes in a big way now that she's an empty nester. She looks for a 200-square-foot tiny house with open cabinets, contemporary style and room for her huge book collection.

A world traveler wants to simplify her life back home in Seattle by going tiny and looking for a mobile house that won't tie her down, or cost more than $45,000.

A family who have experienced financial setbacks decide to downsize into something more affordable, so they search for a mobile tiny home that will keep them safe from Florida's unpredictable weather and won't cost more than $30,000.

First-time homeowners relocate to Escondido, Cal., where they search for a tiny house that fits into their plan of living debt-free. Their new residence should also be spacious enough for the couple to have their own work spaces, king-size bed and dishwasher.

A Tulsa teacher wants to travel the world with his soon-to-be -teenage daughter, so he decides to downsize to a tiny house to afford it.

A move to Buffalo by a dog trainer, who's in the market for a rustic, mobile space with full-size appliances and a downstairs bedroom.

A Massachusetts teacher is tired of off-the-grid living and ready to rejoin civilization in a tiny home with indoor plumbing, but where he can still raise his chickens and grow a large garden. However, his budget of $150,000 proves challenging in a difficult New England housing market.

A youth pastor and his wife look for a small home and some acreage for riding lessons.

A Charleston couple decide to simplify their lives by moving into a tiny home with enough space for themselves and their two dogs. But their design aesthetics couldn't be more different.

The search for a rustic cabin on wheels by a newly single San Diego man whose wish list includes solar panels and a composting toilet.