There’s a reason why “House Hunters” is one ofHGTV’slongest-running shows on the internet.
Will the couple choose a Midwestern ranch or go with the modern farmhouse down the street?
One way to do this is to redo scenes that fall flat or have mistakes.
However, as it turns out, what a couplewears on screen matters to HGTV.
Wearing patterns isjust one thing HGTV contestants can’t do!
And as it turns out, the claims were truthful.
What’s more, the former home needs to look lived-in.
Elizabeth said, “We learned immediately that these shows are looking for conflict …
The entire point of the show is to make it seem impossible that you will ever find a house.
The show is intended to resemble a real-life house hunt, but exaggerated for TV.”
Elizabeth went on to say that her biggest desire in a new home is a bathtub.
While she wasn’t on the series, her house was.
Since she sold her house to the couple, she had an idea of the show’s filming schedule.
Furthermore, filming took place in October, and the episode aired in April of the next year.
But where do the potential houses come from?
It did, however, have homes for rent.
In reality, it’s said that the series plays around with budgets.
She told Reddit that her max budget was $130,000, but production had other plans.
[…] Stressful does not begin to describe this day."
And while this doesn’t appear to be the case in every scenario, it is common.
While that wasn’t necessarily true, Bobi rolled with the punches for the sake of TV.
