Compare what kind of house you can get for $300,000 in six markets across the country. First up, a couple in Flagstaff, Ariz., buys and fixes up a family home. Built in 1959, the original house is now the kitchen of this updated and expanded home. Next, in Rochester, N.Y., homeowners find their 2,300-square-foot home to be a nice, easy change from the fast pace of Manhattan. From there, it's on to an 1,800-square-foot modern townhouse in Louisville, Ky., that has no trouble blending into the historic community of Butchertown. Last up is a quick look at houses in Milwaukee, Columbus, Ohio, and Baltimore.