Life on Oahu is so expensive, for some families, the only way to get by is to grow your own food. That's what Erik and Amy Eck want - a backyard farm to teach their baby, Bennett, how to live off the land.

There's a lot of pressure living life on a submarine--that's why Naval Officer Jeremy Brown and his wife, Nikki, want to move out of Pearl Harbor and into the lush Hawaiian Mountains. Join as they gaze over the best views Oahu real estate has to offer.

The Big Island is the only place in Hawaii you'll find active volcanoes. There's three of them, so no matter where you live, you're in the path of lava. Joel and Lani are willing to take the risk, but how close to the mouth of the volcano will they get?

Maui is where people come to escape. That's exactly why Patrick and Jeannie came here from cold Massachusetts. They want to upgrade their condo for their own piece of Maui, with enough room for Patrick to barbeque - Hawaiian style!

Gerry and his girlfriend Julie moved to Kauai searching for adventure. Gerry runs an adventurous business as a pilot and hang glider; he would love to find a property where he can fuse his love of excitement with a functional living space.

Jesse and his wife Tracy have been living in a tent on the Big Island for three years. They're ready to upgrade their lifestyle but they're still looking for a house where they can live off the grid.

DeVante is making the move from the Big Apple to the Big Island, but life out here is way different than city living. There's volcanoes, tsuanmis, even giant bugs. Will they find a house that's the perfect mix between city and country?

Martin and Connie came to the small island of Kauai from Los Angeles. Adjusting hasn't been easy though. Between the constant rain, sea creatures, and wild boars, life out here is rustic. But Martin and Connie are here to stay and want the perfect home.

Many people dream of coming to live in Hawaii, but Tucker and Nicole both made that dream a reality. After huge life events, they both bought one-way tickets to Oahu and never looked back.