Daniel returns to his rural Tasmanian hometown to help his mother with her real estate business. To his surprise, his best friend Emma turns up on his doorstep on the run from her marriage. 

After spending a lot of time together - just the two of them - Daniel and Emma decide to host an audition to add a third member to their dream team.

Everyone's wishing Emma a happy birthday, but she's not a fan of celebrating. It's work experience week and McCallum Real Estate haven't had any requests until Gez from the op shop asks if she can learn.

Daniel returns to Rosehaven, to find he must yet again prove himself at McCallum Real Estate where best friend Emma has been promoted.

Emma is at home, sick, and feeling very sorry for herself. Grace and Daniel go to check on her, but Daniel keeps his distance - after all, he doesn't want to get sick.

Rosehaven are boycotting McCallum Real Estate so Emma and Daniel go into overdrive to try and put things right.

Emotions run high in Rosehaven before they realise that all everyone has in common is that they want to be liked. And Emma babysits a rabbit.

Emma makes life difficult for Daniel by accidently uploading some heavily photo shopped pictures of a property right before it's to be viewed by potential buyers.

Emma is planning a birthday party for Daniel, while Daniel is determined to list a house for sale.

Emma and Daniel try to prevent a tenant from moving house, after he finds out that the previous owner died in the house and the neighbours are eager to pay their respects. Emma and Daniel come up with a unique fix.

Daniel and Grace get a new housemate and Emma lands McCallum Real Estate in hot water with a new block of land she is trying to sell.

Daniel and Emma are keeping busy at McCallum Real Estate as Barbara lets them take on more responsibility. It may be the year she finally retires.

Grace organises a fun run that only Daniel and Emma turn up to. After they try to resolve a relationship problem they work out a way to show Grace just how much the town cares.

Emma and Daniel witness the Rosehaven Bakery get robbed and they take it upon themselves to try and solve the crime.

It's Daniel and Emma's first day in the office and already they are facing unique difficulties of running a real estate agency in a small town.

Daniel's childhood cubby house has been overrun by his old school bully Bruce. Emma convinces Daniel to confront Bruce and get his cubby house back.

Emma is on thin ice with Barbara after allowing a bunch of random strangers to trash her house. Emma is determined to make amends by following Daniel's advice: be more professional.

Barbara won't make a speech at the local primary school (or do tuckshop duty), and a reluctant Daniel steps in. But his resolve is put to the test when he and Emma are accused of stealing.

When the professionalism of McCallum Real Estate is brought into question, Daniel tries to fix their reputation while Emma befriends a pig.

Can people change, or do they just stay the same? Barbara's sold her house and a visit from her sister, Jenny, leads to some uncharted territory for the McCallums.

It's Valentine's Day and Emma is out at Farmer Dan's house. It's an early start and they're off to fix a fence. She's clearly out of place - farm life doesn't come naturally to her, nor is being up this early.

Emma, Daniel and Barbara head to the Regional Realtors Association of Tasmania Conference, where Barbara is hot property amongst the other agents. Emma sees an opportunity for Daniel to meet someone.

Daniel's morning is set into a spin when he discovers a new attractive pharmacist at the chemist. Emma decides that it's time for them to get back out there as they go online to find love.

Daniel and Emma lead a group of potential buyers to the countryside blind folded in an effort to sell a property without saying where it is.

Barbara has returned home & for the first time Mother & Son are working together. Daniel is determined to impress Barbara by expanding McCallum Real Estate's profile within the town by offering free door-to-door appraisals.