What You Get for the Money
From a 500-square-foot urban dwelling to a five-bedroom rural house, find out what your money really can buy. Each episode tells personal stories, investigates varied lifestyles and explores communities while boldly answering the invasive question: "How much did that cost?" What You Get for the Money has one or more episodes streaming with subscription on Discovery+, free on Tubi, free on The Roku Channel, and 3 others. It's a drama show with 137 episodes over 9 seasons. What You Get for the Money is no longer running and has no plans to air new episodes or seasons. It has a better than average IMDb audience rating of 6.8 (12 votes).
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What You Get for the Money Season 6 Overview
Apr 2, 2008 - Jun 25, 2008Season 6 of What You Get for the Money has 13 episodes that are available to stream on Discovery+, DIRECTV STREAM, Roku, HGTV, Tubi, The Roku Channel.
What You Get for the Money Season 6 Episodes
S06 E13$700,000
Jun 25, 2008From Virginia to California and everywhere in between, we're on the hunt for $700,000 homes.
S06 E13 of What You Get for the Money is available to stream on DIRECTV STREAM, Roku, HGTV, Tubi, The Roku Channel.
S06 E12 $300,000
Jun 18, 2008What do a church in Cincinnati and a renovation in Atlanta have in common? They're both $300k.
S06 E12 of What You Get for the Money is available to stream on DIRECTV STREAM, HGTV, Tubi, The Roku Channel.
S06 E11 $1,000,000
Jun 10, 2008We're hitting big real-estate with the $1,000,000 price tag in Hawaii, Sun Valley, & Chattanooga.
S06 E11 of What You Get for the Money is available to stream on Discovery+, DIRECTV STREAM, Roku, HGTV, Tubi, The Roku Channel.
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What You Get for the Money Overview
From a 500-square-foot urban dwelling to a five-bedroom rural house, find out what your money really can buy. Each episode tells personal stories, investigates varied lifestyles and explores communities while boldly answering the invasive question: "How much did that cost?"