Rushad wants to move out of his parents house and into the triplex he bought last fall. Unfortunately, unless he can get the main floor/basement suite renovated and rented, that is never going to happen.
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Mark wants to do the renovations himself, but his wife is impatient.
A Victorian semidetached has holes and cracks but potential to become income property.
Scott helps divorced dad finish a basement apartment.
Tracey has lost the passion for fixing her home after doing more damage than good.
Second-floor apartment yields five-year plan.
Rushad wants to move out of his parents house and into the triplex he bought last fall. Unfortunately, unless he can get the main floor/basement suite renovated and rented, that is never going to happen.
During 18 months of unemployment, Crystal came to depend on her improvised, second floor apartment to avoid defaulting on her mortgage while racking up major debts to keep the house running.
Antoinette and Mike need a safe income suite because Antoinette is expecting and they need the extra income.
Laura & Peter need to convert the existing professional office space in the basement into a stunning apartment suitable for their cool neighborhood.
Bryan uncovers an awful secret in a couple's aging, character-rich home.
Carmen and Alex have saved up for their first home renovation.
Allison and Rob's income suite in their basement.
Evelyn and Armel need the income from an accessory apartment to help out with the costs of renovating for the long term.
Mark wants to do the renovations himself, but his wife is impatient.
A Victorian semidetached has holes and cracks but potential to become income property.
Scott helps divorced dad finish a basement apartment.
Tracey has lost the passion for fixing her home after doing more damage than good.
Second-floor apartment yields five-year plan.
Rushad wants to move out of his parents house and into the triplex he bought last fall. Unfortunately, unless he can get the main floor/basement suite renovated and rented, that is never going to happen.
During 18 months of unemployment, Crystal came to depend on her improvised, second floor apartment to avoid defaulting on her mortgage while racking up major debts to keep the house running.
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