For Selling Houses Australia's 200th episode, the team takes on a deeply moving project, helping paramedics Amelia and James, whose young twin Pat faces a serious illness, sell their beloved home.

Keen golfers Steve and Jenny have spent 30 years obsessively maintaining their faux federation home, but buyers aren't impressed. Andrew steps in to guide them through a dramatic transformation.

Corey and Stacey's first home in Yarrawarrah became a renovation nightmare. Wendy and Dennis step in to help turn the house into a welcoming family home.

In 2004, Andrew and Caryl purchased land and built their forever home in Redland Bay. Twenty years down the track, they are left with no other option than to sell their home to avoid bankruptcy.

Michelle and Garry wanted to invest in a dual occupancy property to secure their retirement and eventually give something to their kids. With the financial stress of Covid, they need to sell to be able to retire.

Bernhard and Debbie are hoping to move forward after a tough few years caring for Bernhard's mother until she passed and battling a builder who threatened to leave their house half-renovated.

Jade and James bought a three-bedroom, two-bath home two years ago for $530,000, and need to sell up to gain more space and independence now their family is growing. Can Andrew, Shyanna and Charlie help?

Lynn has owned her Normanhurst home for 38 years and is ready to move on. Andrew, Shaynna and Charlie- help!

Lauren and Jeremy's sprawling, run-down Gisborne home struggled to sell. With a risky $100,000 investment, Wendy and Dennis help transform the chaotic property.

Grant's house offers ocean views and a pool, but it is lacking a bathroom, walls and parts of the ceiling. Grant is desperate to sell so he can look after his mother and purchase a smaller house for them both.

Single mother Charmaine received a small inheritance and decided to invest in property and flip it for her retirement plan. After months on the market, Charmaine needs help to sell and secure her future nest egg.

Deb, her daughter, and her husband, at the time, had been living in their perfect three-bedroom family home on acreage complete with horse stables in a suburb in the city of Ipswich.

Jane's mother passed away unexpectedly, leaving her in possession of the house she grew up in. Set on 42 acres of land, this retro '70s-style home was turning buyers away and is in desperate need of the team's help.

Fernanda and Carlo had purchased an investment property with Fernanda's sister and her husband. Wendy and Dennis need to get a sale for these owners so they can start their home owning journey separately.

Frances made a rushed decision and bought her four-bedroom house five years ago. Since then she's realised it's way too big, worn-out and that she doesn't like it, so it's finally time for her to move on.

The team face a new challenge with India and her kids, who packed up her life and moved onto a 14m houseboat 12 years ago. They've made some wonderful memories, but the maintenance has become too much.

The Blakelys are a big family who have loved the last 15 years living in Ulladulla. After the youngest son, Liam, was diagnosed with encephalitis, the family look to Canada as their future residence.

Peter's riverside property has been on the market for over a year and there hasn't been a single offer. Without a sale, he can't start his new life with his partner and daughter.

Charles and Dale have lived in their Pymble home 32 years and raised four kids here. Their youngest, Heath, is still at home but it's time for them to sell and downsize. Can the team help them start the next chapter?

Single mum Donyal is in financial trouble and needs to sell her home and business in order to meet her mortgage repayments. Having been on the market for five months with no offers, Donyal needs the team's help.

Carmel and Carlo, empty-nesters, struggle to sell their oversized, cluttered home. With a modest budget, can Wendy and Dennis help them make a fresh start and appeal to buyers?

On the brink of financial ruin, Suzanne and Ali's struggles have left their Western Sydney family home neglected and their stress levels soaring. Wendy and Dennis step in to work their magic.

Too much for Robyn and Bob to manage due to health and age challenges, their multi-level home on a sprawling five acres in Nowra Hill has been sitting on the market for two years.

Kathy and Eugene have lived in their Loftus home for 33 years, expanding the original 1950s cottage to accommodate their four boys until it became a mismatched five-bedroom house.

Lyn struggles to sell her highly personalised 1970s family home, filled with decades of memories and dark, dated spaces. Wendy and Dennis step in to transform it.

Macca wants to get out of debt but most of this cancer survivor pension goes towards his mortgage and medical expenses. His house has been sitting on the market without interest and he needs the team's help to sell it.

Bec & Jared bought an investment property but suddenly everything went wrong. The builders pulled out and Bec lost her job. With only $80,000 for renos, Wendy and Dennis have to work miracles.

Mary and Tom were looking to sell after Mary was diagnosed with a degenerative disease that affects her mobility. But after a year on the market, the couple need help so they can downsize to a more suitable home.

Paige's fiance, Brandan, bought this three-bedroom house with a friend at the height of the mining boom in 2009. The couple are now desperate to off-load the property so they can start a new life.

Rob and Robyn have spent more than a decade trying to sell their property. Now that Rob has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, they're even more desperate to get a sale so they can move forward with their lives.

Sue and Jan are desperate to sell their childhood home so they can help their father Robert live comfortably in a nursing home. Wendy and Dennis have the challenge of bringing this quaint cottage back to life.

Once their kids fled the coop, Tony and Wendy decided to sell their house to finalise their separation. Can the team bring this house back to the 21st century and help the family close this chapter of their lives?

John and Kitsa invested enormous amounts into their business and residential building but are now struggling with debt. Can the team convert its main focus back to a residence with a small business element, to entice buyers?

Roy is a hoarder. His house is so full you can barely get in the door. The only way to sell this place is to embark on the biggest clean up the team have ever done, but who knows what they’ll find underneath.

When Nicole and Peter put their inner city semi up for sale, the market took a nosedive taking all chances of a sale with it. It's Charlie to the rescue fixing a garden on a site like this won't be easy.

Monique and Thierry need help to sell their multi level 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom family home in Castle Hill. The property was first put up for sale more than 2 years ago with an asking price of $800,000.

Vanessa's 70's circular house in Engadine has been on the market for 6 months. With limited interest, can Wendy and Dennis transform this quirky layout into a family-friendly home?

Richard and Kat's Alice Springs home is a tough sell with overgrown gardens and clashing interiors. With mounting debt, can Wendy and Dennis give this property the transformation it needs to sell?

This house’s towering, overpowering problem is so extreme that many prospective buyers turn around before even getting out of the car. In the front yard stands an enormous electricity pylon.

Fleur and her husband Tony are ready to sell their worn-out place in Inverloch and are more interested in helping communities in Indonesia. With Charlie, Shyanna and Andrew's help, can they continue to do so?

Sam and Rosie have been trying to sell the old family house for over five months. The dilemma is that Sam needs to give up work for his health so they need to sell ASAP to have enough money to retire.

Brothers Wade and Dale's dad Ken recently died and they are now tasked with the enormous job of selling his huge property. Ken had previously tried to sell but the dated, dark house didn't attract buyers.

Lynda purchased a quaint cottage in Sunshine West as an investment property some years ago. However, over the last couple of years in the rental market, the house has been left worse for wear.

The team take on the massive challenge of three homes owned by the same family, and all are up for sale. Will they be able to make the most of a limited budget and find buyers for all three?

There's only one thing worse than a forced sale and that's a forced sale in a falling market. Single mum Tania has two kids and is currently facing this ordeal.

Julie and Grant have four growing daughters and they badly need more space, so they decided to buy a house and land package. Trouble is they bought before selling their current house.

Sarah and Tom wanted to extend their house but Sarah bought a rundown bus instead. They lacked the skills to renovate and need help. So, in a first, we're taking on the greatest challenge yet - a bus.

Judy and Graham Mahoney never dreamed they would have trouble selling their three bedroom weather board cottage so they went ahead and purchased a new home, before they sold.

Gill and Diane are keen to sell up and travel round Australia but they've only had two viewings in eight months. Their home needs a serious update, luckily Andrew and his makeover team are on hand.

Jason and Christine are budget sellers who hate agents. They can’t understand why you would part with thousands of dollars in commission when you could sell the home yourself.

Seven years on the market and just one offer - this has to be a record! Daphne and her husband Abby can’t understand why their three bedroom home in Sydney’s western suburbs isn’t selling.

For some, a beautiful house in the suburbs is a dream come true but for others it's a nightmare.

Sally and Bryan have been trying to sell a three bedroom home for four years! They are desperate to pack up and take off on their bikes around Australia, however until they find a buyer they're stuck where they are.

Ian and Jenny are selling their home of 35 years. Located 200 metres from Maroubra Beach it has been on the market for nine months for an asking price of 1.5 million. But will they decide to lower the price?

Andie, Adie and their 3 year old son Josh live in a house south of Sydney. With an asking price of offers over 690,000 for 2 bedrooms and a self contained granny flat, they haven't had any interest.

Kate and Mark are desperate for more space for their family. Their home has been on the market for over two years with three different agents. Can some clever marketing and a facelift make it a must-have property?

This home should appeal to family buyers, however the dated décor, weird layout and laddish styling is turning them all away.

Jeremy and Kerry have purchased in a "hot spot" area. After 120 inspections they are at a loss as to why they can't sell. Will Andrew be able to make them face the realities about their property?

It’s one of Sydney’s hottest suburbs but this home has a layout more like a rabbit warren. With two mortgages, Hazel and Aggi are desperate to sell and can’t work out why no one wants to buy.

A terrace in a sought after suburb should sell quickly, but not Nick's home. The team have to restore this place back to it's former glory that trendy urban dwellers will fight over.

After 30 years of living in the same house you would think that an accumulation of some things would be understandable, but what if all of those things were actually holding you back?

Iris and Joe are keen to downsize from their acreage. However, their home has been on the market for over two years! Will Andrew and his team be able to transform this dated home to attract buyers.

Runaway Bay is a runaway renovation project. Buyers take one look at this house and put it in the too hard basket.

Julie is in debt and desperate to sell her 3 bedroom home. Originally asking for over $500,000 she has had to drop her price to a more reasonable $450,000.

Jacqui and Brian were asking $630,000 for their 2 story, 4 bedroom weatherboard home in Mitcham, Victoria, half an hour east of Melbourne. But it has been on the market for 5 months without an agent.

Nine months on the market and not a single offer. Could the busy road and noisy trucks be putting buyers off, or maybe it’s the outdated 80’s décor?

Allan and Anita are trying to sell their large home in Adelaide. Only problem is, it's not finished. Andrew and his makeover team are called in, but will it be enough for this couple of perfectionists?

Cynthia and her brother Russ inherited a large and dated family home. Desperate to resume their normal lives, they tidied the place up and put it on the market - but still no luck selling it.

Greg and Marge have been trying to sell their four bedroom Chatswood house for 17 months, probably 15 months longer than necessary given it's a 4 bedroom house on a big block in a highly prized suburb.

Steve and Louise have had their Kallangar house, just north of Brisbane on the market for 11 months. But after being trashed while being rented it needs a lot of work before getting a sale.

In 2009 Tom bought this 3 bedroom cottage for his 21 year old son Paul who was holidaying in Croatia. He paid $476,000 for it and thought he'd bagged a bargain but unfortunately Paul didn't want it.

Teachers Peter and Anastasia need to upsize for their expanding family. They've been trying to sell their 3 bedroom 1920's bungalow for 12 months with an asking price of between $640,000 and $650,000.

Unconventional is certainly one way of describing woodwork enthusiast Bob's house overlooking the bush. The Gingerbread House is the term that springs to Andrew’s mind as he steps into this home.

Jack and Diana bought this ex-community centre with plans to turn it into two holiday homes. But they never got round to doing it and now all they have is a half renovated home.

Owner Bill is a local real estate agent who has no idea why his units won't sell. Could it be that his units are neglected and ridiculously overpriced? Andrew is determined to find out why.

When John spotted a super size block in the Newcastle suburb of Glendale, he thought he’d found his ticket to a debt free living. The idea to subdivide, build a house at the back and sell the one at the front may have worked if it wasn't for bad advice.

Spencer and Claudia have been trying to sell their half renovated weatherboard cottage since 2008. To get it sold the team have to fix up Spencer's alterations and finish all the outstanding jobs.

Horse lovers Sandy and David are selling their Drysdale homestead near Geelong in order to spend time with family members struggling with monumental life challenges. Can the team update this dated and quirky house?

Sao and Chrissy are struggling with two mortgages and want to sell so they can start fresh, with their beloved pets. Can the team pull off a great makeover to entice buyers?

Tina and Mick's kids have flown the coup, and they want to start transitioning towards retirement. The design is stuck in the 1980s but with a modest budget, can Wendy and Dennis turn this house around?

Fran and Freddy have lived in their heritage-listed property for 18 years and are ready to move on. The house needs a fair bit of work and seems full of unfinished jobs, which is why they need the team's help.

Julie and John's waterside home in Ballina was hit by floods. Stuck on the market with outdated features, can Wendy and Dennis give this unique property the makeover it needs to sell?

Glenn and Joanna are desperate to sell their home after separating. A sale can't come soon enough as they both want a fresh start. Problem is, the house is only half finished and the price tag doesn't match.

Being close to transport has always been a big positive in real estate, but there is such a thing as being too close. Like the railway tracks being three metres away from your house!

Paul and Josie are selling their first home so they can expand along with their growing family. They're asking $575,000 for their three-bedroom home on a 576 square metre corner block in Fulham West, Adelaide.

Australian Idol voice coach Erana Clarke and her two kids love their home on the Northern beaches of Sydney. None of them want to leave however a divorce has left Erana with little choice.