Scott McGillivray Net Worth 2022, Age, Height, Family, Wife, New Show

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Introduction

Scott McGillivray is a Canadian entrepreneur, investor, television host, author, and educator. He is the host and executive producer of the series Income Property, a home renovation show on HGTV Canada and the DIY Network (Canada); and HGTV and DIY Network in the United States. He is a judge on HGTV’s All American Handyman with Mike Holmes and Canada’s Handyman Challenge along with Mike Holmes, Bryan Baeumler, and Paul Lafrance.

Early life

Name	Scott McGillivray
Net Worth	$20 million
Profession	Host, Entrepreneur, Investor
Height	1.83m
Age	44 years

Scott McGillivray net worth 2022

Scott McGillivray was born on April 7, 1978 (age 44 years) in Richmond Hill, Canada. He attended the University of Guelph where he received an honors degree in Commerce in 2001. What began as a school project about income properties developed into a business model that he would later execute himself. At 21, using student loans, McGillivray purchased and renovated his first rental property, and owned 5 rental properties by the time he was 23. He became a licensed contractor in 2004 to manage his own crews. He now owns hundreds of income properties across Canada and the United States.

McGillivray has been an HGTV host in the US and Canada since 2008, starring in over 400 episodes of television, and is best known for the HGTV series Income Property, Moving the McGillivrays, and Buyers Bootcamp. He is currently in pre-production on the fourth season of his digital series and Canadian Screen Award nominee, Scott’s House Call.

Career

McGillivray is CEO of McGillivray Group and McGillivray Entertainment; co-founder of Keyspire which provides real estate investing education and is a real estate investor in properties across North America.

He started Income Property which is a TV show where McGillivray helps homeowners turn part of their home into a money-maker to help with the mortgage, on HGTV Canada. In each episode, he presents the homeowners with renovation options to turn their space into a legal rental unit. The audience sees the renovation and the final reveals. The show premiered in 2009 and the 100th episode airing in 2013. Income Property expanded from a half-hour to an hour format in 2013. In 2014, it returned to being a half-hour show.

In the half-hour format, McGillivray comes in to help homeowners with their existing properties, renovating them for a profitable rental unit. In the full-hour format, he helps people buy homes and then renovate them, including making a profitable rental unit. There have been several theme seasons, alongside regular non-themed ones, and the full-hour show can be seen as a themed season, along with others, that focused on particular kinds of rental properties.

As of 2013, it aired in 33 countries around the world. With Moving the McGillivrays, McGillivray and his wife and daughters buy and renovate a house into their forever home, on HGTV Canada. They end up choosing a fixer-upper that they tear down due to reno costs, to build their dream home.

On Buyers Bootcamp, instead of McGillivray helping buyers purchase new properties and turn them into income properties (as in the full hour version of Income Property), he helps buyers renovate and flip properties.

In the 2016 pilot, for HGTV Canada, he helped owners choose a property to buy and renovate, to flip for a profit. In the series order, for HGTV (USA), he comes on board as a partner to help renovate investment properties and flip them for profit. One season aired in 2018.

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Vacation House Rules are similar to Income Property. The unique factor for this show is that the homes featured are all vacation cottages. McGillivray and the owners renovate properties into upscale investment vacation rentals. A second season began in June 2021.

McGillivray has been featured on other shows for HGTV and HGTV C anada. Debbie Travis’ Facelift (2003-2005) and From the Ground Up with Debbie Travis (2006). McGillivray got his start in TV as a crew member and later, as a project manager with Debbie Travis on her home improvement reality TV shows.

McGillivray and Kim Myles co-host this homeowner competition for the best holiday-decorated home. He is a co-host on HGTV’s show All American Handyman with Mike Holmes. He is also a judge on the HGTV Canada show Canada’s Handyman Challenge along with Mike Holmes, Bryan Baeumler, and Paul LaFrance.

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In Flipping the Block, McGillivray is a judge rating the renovation abilities of four couples competing to win money at an auction in a home-flipping competition. The teams transform identical run-down condos — then sell them to the highest bidder. Scott McGillivray guest judges alongside Nicole Curtis, David Bromstad, and host Josh Temple.

On HGTV Canada’s Home to Win, McGillivray was a guest renovator, renovating a house for a worthy family to win, who was selected by the producers. In 2014, McGillivray wrote his first home improvement book in which he advises homeowners how to make the most of their renovation investments.

McGillivray has co-authored a number of real estates investing books with business partner Michael Sarracini. In 2010, McGillivray started his own real estate education company called The Lifetime Wealth Academy, which was later renamed Keyspire in 2013. Keyspire runs investing training sessions and workshops. Keyspire is also a leading real estate network in North America.

Wife

Scott McGillivray is married to longtime girlfriend Sabrina McGillivray. They live in a private house in Toronto with their two daughters. The family divides their time between residences in Toronto, Ontario, and Fort Myers, Florida.