A millennial couple is selling their home after endless repairs to become renters again: 'The whole housing market is a scam'

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Roxanne and Kristina Werner are selling their Houston home to go back to renting after three years of endless house repairs.

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4 people who bought and sold homes without a traditional real-estate agent break down how and why they did it

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Designers share the 5 things that could be making the outside of your house look worse

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Curb appeal is the first thing potential buyers will notice when they see your home.

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The 7 biggest home-staging mistakes people make when trying to sell their house

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Leaving family photos, books, and clutter in your space could deter buyers.

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Austin's housing market is slowing. I sold my home quickly for full price anyway — and here's how.

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One good thing going for the author was that a lot of people still want to move to Austin.

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Is now a good time to sell a house?

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