Auntie's All Over It

Kim helps her nephew establish credit and guides him through the ABCs of home buying.

Auntie's All Over It

Season 1 - Episode 2

Nov 16, 2020

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Kim helps her nephew establish credit and guides him through the ABCs of home buying. When multiple offers pop up on the house he wants, she's got a plan to beat the competition.

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Season 1 Episodes

Season 1 - Episode 1

Kudos to Kandis in Phoenix

When an inspection reveals hidden problems, Kandis finds her Phoenix clients a backup house with a pretty cool perk. Will they fix up the first home, or take an even deeper dive?

Season 1 - Episode 2

Auntie's All Over It

Kim helps her nephew establish credit and guides him through the ABCs of home buying. When multiple offers pop up on the house he wants, she's got a plan to beat the competition.

Season 1 - Episode 3

Moving Day Maneuvers

Maria’s client beat cancer and is excited to begin a new chapter in love. But, when an estate sale presents title issues on closing day, Maria gets creative to get the keys.

Season 1 - Episode 4

Try to Buy…Again

Twjana’s clients are motivated to act fast with a baby on the way. When the house they love slips through their fingers she's gotta find an equally nest-worthy home. No pressure!

Season 1 - Episode 5

Bachelor Wants to Buy

Jill & Corey work their ATL network to find a home for a bachelor tired of paying rent. But giant holes in the yard could sink the deal.

Season 1 - Episode 6

Nashville Battle of the Burbs

Will’s clients want a home with short-term rental potential. With their hearts set on downtown Nashville, Will thinks the burbs could get them more bang for the buck, long-term.

Season 1 - Episode 7

Buying in Buckeye

In the boomtown of Buckeye, AZ Kenneth suggest his clients take advantage of a VA Loan. With a tight budget top of mind, will they go with a new build or build their dream home from scratch?

Season 1 - Episode 8

No Money, No Problem

When a young couple comes to Rachel with big dreams but little savings, she suggests a USDA loan requiring no money down. But, they can only go so far to find their starter home.