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Income Property is a home-improvement show which airs on HGTV. The host, Scott McGillivray, is a home contractor and renovation specialist who helps homeowners make...
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Season 1

  • More Than a Coat of Paint
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    More Than a Coat of Paint

    Season 1 Episode 1 - Aired 1/1/2009

    Connie and Sebastian are hands on first-time homeowners. A little too hands on. As soon as they moved into their new home they were lifting carpets, peeking behind walls and dreaming up plans for every square foot.

    Director: Unknown

    Writer: Unknown

  • Do It Right the First Time
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    Do It Right the First Time

    Season 1 Episode 2 - Aired 1/1/2009

    When Jay and Kathryn moved into their new home they never thought they would outgrow it so fast! With two kids in the family space is at a premium.

    Director: Unknown

    Writer: Unknown

  • Attracting the Right Tenant
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    Attracting the Right Tenant

    Season 1 Episode 3 - Aired 1/7/2009

    Kirk and Stephanie bought their dream house 3 years ago, and have since spent every waking moment improving the condition of each of the three apartments in the building. Now they are thinking about starting a family and someday would like to be able to take over the whole house.

    Director: Unknown

    Writer: Unknown

  • Procrastinating Peter
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    Procrastinating Peter

    Season 1 Episode 4 - Aired 1/14/2009

    Peter Busse purchased an expensive, fully renovated Victorian in a hip downtown neighbourhood last year. Adding a potential rental suite in the basement was his plan and the key to bringing down his substantial mortgage.

    Director: Unknown

    Writer: Unknown

  • Bursting at the Seams
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    Bursting at the Seams

    Season 1 Episode 5 - Aired 1/21/2009

    Martin & Isidora have found their dream home, but the basement needs a lot of work. Closing date has been pushed up by 3 months, and they have already promised their tenant she can move into their basement apartment 15 days after they take possession.

    Director: Unknown

    Writer: Unknown

  • Upgrading a Basement Rental Unit
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    Upgrading a Basement Rental Unit

    Season 1 Episode 6 - Aired 1/28/2009

    Tai and Beatrice have dug themselves into a hole, both literally as well as financially. They went way over budget when they purchased their dream home, and as soon as they moved in, they took the advice of a relative and began digging a hole in their basement to upgrade the old plumbing system.

    Director: Unknown

    Writer: Unknown

  • Green Solutions for a Rental Unit Renovation
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    Green Solutions for a Rental Unit Renovation

    Season 1 Episode 7 - Aired 2/4/2009

    Elliot bought his first home and has big dreams for it. Unfortunately bigger isn’t always better. His elaborate plans are taking way too long and costing way too much. Scott is going to show him how to spruce up his income suite without spending his entire life savings.

    Director: Unknown

    Writer: Unknown

  • Low-Cost Solutions for Sprucing Up a Rental Unit
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    Low-Cost Solutions for Sprucing Up a Rental Unit

    Season 1 Episode 8 - Aired 2/11/2009

    Heather is a teacher who bought a newly renovated bungalow with a “ready to rent,” two-bedroom basement apartment, which was the key to affording the house on her own.

    Director: Unknown

    Writer: Unknown

  • The Pressure's On to Renovate A Basement Apartment
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    The Pressure's On to Renovate A Basement Apartment

    Season 1 Episode 9 - Aired 2/18/2009

    Samantha and Andrew were smart enough to buy their first home with a fully functioning basement apartment. They were told the previous owner had been renting the basement for $800 a month, which was exciting news to them. But when closing day arrived they were shocked to see the actual condition of the basement.

    Director: Unknown

    Writer: Unknown

  • Earning Money to Help a New Couple Get Started
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    Earning Money to Help a New Couple Get Started

    Season 1 Episode 10 - Aired 2/25/2009

    Sean bought his semi-detached, former boarding house with the intent of converting it into a duplex to help pay the mortgage. Disaster struck within 48 hours of moving in, when the drain in the basement overflowed and filled the basement apartment with sewage making it impossible to rent.

    Director: Unknown

    Writer: Unknown

  • A Rental Unit for a Couple Expecting Their First Child
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    A Rental Unit for a Couple Expecting Their First Child

    Season 1 Episode 11 - Aired 3/4/2009

    Expecting their first baby in nine weeks, Shawn and Sarah thought ahead when they bought their first home, purchasing one with an existing basement apartment. They figured they would need the income to make the mortgage payments in the short-term with a plan to eventually move Shawn’s mother and brother into the basement to assist with the finances in the long-term.

    Director: Unknown

    Writer: Unknown

  • Staying Competitive in a Home With Two Rental Units
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    Staying Competitive in a Home With Two Rental Units

    Season 1 Episode 12 - Aired 3/18/2009

    Brad and Nikki always knew what neighbourhood they wanted to live in, but they also knew they needed an income property to be able to afford to live in it. So when they found their first home with a basement apartment complete with a quality tenant, they thought they were set.

    Director: Unknown

    Writer: Unknown

  • Steve
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    Steve

    Season 1 Episode 13 - Aired 3/18/2009

    When Steve was searching for his first home, he knew exactly what he wanted: a triplex that would bring in double the rental income. For the past four years Steve has successfully rented out two units, but now his mortgage is up for renewal and in this credit crunched economy, it is estimated that tax values will increase on average by 20%. On top of this, Steve is renting out his basement unit well below the market value. Steve needs Scott’s help to update his basement suite to help offset his increasing mortgage and be able to charge top dollar for the apartment.

    Director: Unknown

    Writer: Unknown