Waterfront House Hunting

Some shows are OK when it comes to real estate. This is NOT one of them. This show is horrible in so many ways. Nick Waldner seems like he is reading a script and trying to play an actor on an episode of days of our lives. He seems rigid and cold. He gets laughs from the 'buyers' but probably because the show seems rehearsed. I watched one episode only to realize afterwards how truly bad the show was. Touting that he was someone who helps Stone Cold creamery grow seems like a reach to me. He worked as a corporate real estate agent. It seems luck has found him more than anything. His profile states that is mother was in real estate for more than 20 years, so I have no doubt that he rode mommy's coat tails to success. If he is anything like he was on this show in real life, how on earth did he ever find any success?

The music and slow motion!!! Stop with both and this show may be half way decent.

This show is very poorly produced and the music is loud and annoying. Over the top dance tunes. Made me think of a SNL skit spoofing a house hunters. The hunters were also over the top goofy. Even though there is very little "real" in these house hunting shows, I usually like to watch for beach house ideas and areas for new areas to consider for my retirement home. This show provided none of that. Btw, having to write 10 lines of text for a Bad review is 9 lines too much! Sheez, still have not hit that 10 lines of text to post. Did I mention how hideous this show is? Will never watch this show again. Tooh bad, would have been nice to have another beach type show to add to my watch list.

I've never left a review for a show before but the music was so awful, ruining all possibility of what this show could have been, that I felt compelled to do so. From the other reviews, it looks like I'm not alone with that sentiment.

Normally I love home buying shows, especially ones that revolve around the beach but this is unwatchable. Maybe two out of ten stars if you watch it with the sound off.

Love the concept, but the frantic, short edits make it really hard to see what the house actually looks like. Most shows of this type do slow pano images so you get a better sense of the space. I feel like this show doesn't show you every room either. A slow, pano home tour interspersed with buyer input would be nice. And I'm not a fan of the "inspirational" music.