How to fix errors reported by DBCC CHECKDB
The output of DBCC CHECKDB has told you exactly what to do:

USE [master];
GO

ALTER DATABASE houseme SET SINGLE_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE;
DBCC CHECKDB(N'houseme', REPAIR_ALLOW_DATA_LOSS);
ALTER DATABASE houseme SET MULTI_USER;


In case the name of the option isn't obvious enough, this can lead to data loss - but without backups, you don't really have any other choice.

If this doesn't work, and you don't have backups, well, you may have just learned a very expensive lesson about why you should have backups. You can see if Paul Randal has some other ideas, or this idea from Steve Stedman. No guarantees, of course.

If you still have consistency errors after multiple tries, it might be time to create a new database, migrate as much consistent data as you can, and cut your losses.