Income Property

Michael and Karen need to find an urban house with basement apartment so that they can afford to move into the city and reduce Karen’s 2-hour commute to work. [HGTV]

Sarah and Matt need to find a house with basement apartment, so that Sarah’s Mom can live with them after the death of her husband. These three need Scott to show them how to balance three opinions.[HGTV]

Marissa and Bryan need to find a house with income suite so that they can afford to carry their own mortgage and move out of Mom’s house. Without Scott’s help, these two won’t be able to strategically find a way.[HGTV]

Ann-Marie and Scott need to find their first of many income properties so that they can afford to save enough money to travel the world. Without Scott’s help, these two fear that they won’t be able to travel.[HGTV]

Jen and Brock are urbanites that live by the motto, 'go big or go home'. With the purchase of a property, they will become first-time homeowners, first-time landlords, and first-time renovators all at the same time.[HGTV]

Erin needs to find a house with basement apartment so that she can afford to ditch her condo and get into the expensive housing market. She refuses to put her dreams of home-ownership on hold any longer.[HGTV]

Sarah and Jim need to find an investment property to help put their five daughters through college. They’re both anxious to bite the bullet, so they need Scott to reel them in to make a smart first investment.[HGTV]

Nick and Karen want to upsize from their condo. In order to afford the house, it has to have an income property.[HGTV]

After attempting a career change, Joseph fell into serious financial trouble. He needs to downsize to a smaller home with an income property so he can pay down his looming debts.[HGTV]

Sidra needs Scott's help to find the right house.[HGTV]

Dave and Lucia are planning a big wedding and they want to buy their first home.[HGTV]

A growing family needs an income property to finance annual trips to visit family in Australia.[HGTV]

A couple wants to buy their first home, but need the income property to help with starting a business.[HGTV]

Paul and Angela are a fun-loving couple who want to buy a commercial building to run their doggie boutique. To save up enough money, they want to reno their single-family rental home into two units.[HGTV]

New lovebirds, Andrew and Maria, just bought their first home on the same street where Andrew’s dad was raised.[HGTV]

Vic needs to pay for his mother’s pricey retirement residence by converting her old apartment into a money-making income property that would make her proud.[HGTV]

Nellie and Joe have two teenaged kids to put through college. To make some extra cash, they just bought their first income property.[HGTV]

Jeff and Lee plan to fund their retirement with multiple income properties - and they’re even willing to live in their basement to save extra money.[HGTV]

New parents, Leanne and Richard, want to start a college fund for their baby boy. Leanne’s sister, Michelle, teams up with the couple to invest in real estate. [HGTV]

Three sisters, Liza, Mary, and Stella team up to transform Liza’s basement into a retirement apartment for their aging parents. Scott McGillivray presents two options for the space: a one-bedroom vs. a two-bedroom layout[HGTV]

Joe and Nellie need to pay for college.

Kathy, a high school teacher, is ready to move out of her parents’ house for the first time. With her sister in tow, she needs to build an income property to ease her into homeownership expenses.[HGTV]

Jen and Paul need to build a basement apartment to repay the $82,000 debt incurred by the renovation of their disaster home.[HGTV]

Leah and Stew are ready to grow up and move out of Leah’s mom’s house. They want to renovate the main floor of their house to bring in extra cash to cover their first mortgage. [HGTV]

Roz, a television personality, and Katherine, a photographer, need a retreat from the limelight. To help them afford a country cottage, they need to transform the dated space into an upscale rental retreat.[HGTV]