Income Property

A couple wants to find a income suite.

A couple wants to find a income suite.

Sisters who want to invest their inheritance on an income property consider a turnkey property, a detached fixer-upper and a downtown row house.[HGTV]

A couple wants to find an income property in order to afford a larger home that can accommodate a growing family.[HGTV]

Marli and Toby borrow a down payment from Marli's parents, and they need an income property to help pay back the debt.[HGTV]

Rodrigo and Ana need to find and renovate their first dedicated income property so that they can fund opening an orphanage in Rodrigo's native Ecuador.[HGTV]

The only way Cheryl and Amreed can afford to lay down roots with their own property is to buy one with a rental apartment.[HGTV]

Karen and Kevin are a twenty-something suburban couple totally in love, totally committed – and totally not on the same page. Kevin wants a real estate empire, and Karen wants nothing to do with it.[HGTV]

Lysa needs to sell her current home to find and renovate a house with an income suite to help supplement her income until her new business can sustain itself.[HGTV]

Jeff and Kirsti are newlyweds living the big-city life: paying too-high rent for a small apartment in the sky, and relentlessly working 9 to 5. They want to become the couple that’s ahead of the pack.[HGTV]

Alison and Deirdre are sisters whose only thing in common is their DNA. Alison wants to buy an income property, but her sister thinks it is too risky.[HGTV]

A couple is ready to buy its first home, but requires an income property to help out with its financial situation.[HGTV]

Dan and Tania are a young couple determined to leave their parents’ suburban homes in exchange for the big city. They need to find a home with multiple units, so that they can afford to live where they like to play. [HGTV]

A single father and filmmaker wants to find a home for himself and his son with a commercial rental to help off-set the costs.[HGTV]

Fab and Miranda want to invest in real estate so they can fund their upcoming retirement. Scott shows them a country duplex, a new build, and a property up for auction, before helping them decide.[HGTV]

Kuo Bao and Megan are a twenty-something couple living and loving life in the big city. This ambitious couple is determined to grow a portfolio of investment properties together, in order to support their aging parents.[HGTV]

Jessica and Aaron need an income property to afford their first home.[HGTV]

Andrew and Chris are life-long buddies each living in the suburbs of the big city. They have big dreams of using a portfolio of shared income properties to retire at age 55. Scott shares his first-hand advice.[HGTV]

Sherief, Christine, and their 4 kids have outgrown their small, 3-bedroom home. They need to upsize, but they can't afford to without an income property.[HGTV]

A cop and a paramedic want to secure their financial future.[HGTV]

Choosing between a semi-detached Victorian, a detached bungalow and a detached family home.[HGTV]

Mary and Bridge dream of comfortably retiring to the great outdoors, without having to worry about money. They need to find a family home with basement apartment potential to fund their retirement dreams.[HGTV]

A couple wants to find a income suite to repay their debt from their wedding.[HGTV]

Jason and Peky are an ultra-energetic 21st century couple. They’re married, expecting a child, and are ready to buy their first income property – all at once. Scott shows them the value in the fixer-upper properties.[HGTV]

Scott helps a couple of freelance workers choose between a city bungalow, a downtown fixer-upper and a suburban bungalow.[HGTV]