In the upper side of the city, Napoleon and Xanadu's family mansion is a sight to behold. With three floors and a sprawling, lush lawn, the Washington home is nowhere near ordinary.

This two-bedroom apartment is shared by Tara and her father. It's not that shabby of a place, but the satellite reception for the television is atrocious...not to mention the attitudes of the landlords.

Currently parked in a small campground outside of town, Hector's dad is the proud owner of a $850,000 camper. Hector's dad often travels around the country while Hector lives with his mom, but when he's home, Hector stays with him.

When Hector's mother remarried, she went all in. Her husband is co-owner of the company that invented tacky glue, and so he now rightfully owns a multi-million-dollar home, which Hector's mother has moved in to. The only reason that they actually decided to stay in the city was Hector's fondness for his school and his friends. If not for them, he would be in Japan about now.

Max lives in a little old house he affectionately refers to as "the epitome of the old nursery rhyme, there once was an old lady who lived in a shoe...but don't call my mom old, she'll come after you with a shovel."

Shanice lives right down the street from Tara in a similar three-decker. However, her apartment has three bedrooms, and the landlords there are significantly kinder. Unfortunately, her pipes are prone to bursting, and there's yearly infestations of cockroaches.

Located outside of the city (just a town over), Natalie's manor is everything you could wish for in a life-size dollhouse. Although only a few people have actually been inside, quite a few hooligans have been chased off the property for monkeying around on the massive tree in the front yard.

Randi's apartment is located near the school. The apartment has a complete bathroom that is connected to her room. It is funded by her mother and it's decorated in posters of bands and weird photography brought by her mother.

One of the school's most serious actors, Eric Avery, is one of the only students in the school who lives on a farm. It's way out in the middle of nowhere, which means that he has to drive a half an hour to school every morning, and consists of thirty acres of grass, cows to eat the grass, and more grass. No wonder he wants out of there.