First impressions make a big difference. Make sure the outside of the house looks good.

Coat of paint goes a long way.

You don’t need to stage the house but declutter, clean thoroughly (don’t forget to clean the windows inside and out) and brighten the place up with things like fresh flowers, bowl of fruit in kitchen etc.

I'd say focus on increasing the appearance of value. Maximum impact for minimal cost.

• Make it look clean, tidy and impersonal. For showing, try to remove family pictures and anything too personal or flashy.
• If you want to spend money, I'd say painting the walls will give a good appearance for not much money.
• Fix anything that's broken and can fix yourself easily or can be fixed for little money.

Focus on kitchen, bathroom, and any private outdoor space. Rooms are rooms but I'm always looking to see if these functional areas are updated.

Hide a Seedplate with a bunch of Bitcoin on it and tell potential buyers about it.

Put a lot of Sats on it too, like a Billion at least.

Hide it under the foundation in an impossible to get to spot. So the house will be worth a ton more than its face-value because everyone will know there's a private key somewhere.

Fucking niiiiiice. Real estate is a shitcoin; only worthwhile for tax benefits and a mortgage (ie shorting currency cheap)

1. Declutter. Make sure there is lots of white space so as not to overwhelm potential buyers’ line of sight. Work with natural sunlight. Where does it shine its warm rays on your house? Keep those spots open.
2. Know your buyer. Assuming you are at home to do a guided tour, size up potential buyers quickly. Suss out their needs. Then gently suggest how their needs could be met by your house’s features. Tailor your sales pitch that will fire cannonballs and hit the target directly.
3. Prepare a map of the neighbourhood and situate your house within it. Give them the map as a souvenir! Doing something unexpected and thoughtful will help you stand out in the minds of your buyers. They also know the good, bad, and ugly when it comes to living in your neighbourhood.

Have fun and good luck

It depends on your situation, the current market, and the property itself, but I have always self marketed saving real estate agent fees.
I always set a realistic, fixed price.
Asking too high a price will burn off potential buyers.
Sometimes getting a registered market valuation helps- and lets buyers know the price is realistic too and can help them getting finance.
Clean and tidy and fix any obvious faults if possible.

I asked ChatGPT:

Here’s what real estate professionals (not internet forums) frequently recommend when selling and boosting home value:

🎯 Realtor-Recommended Value-Boosting Tips🎯 Realtor-Recommended Value-Boosting Tips

1. Appeal to Emotion with Presentation1. Appeal to Emotion with Presentation

• Realtors emphasize evoking an emotional connection: staging, fresh paint, new carpets—elements buyers fall for first—helps them justify their decision later ([thesun.co.uk][1], [theaustralian.com.au][2]).
• Neutral, clean, decluttered spaces help prospective buyers envision themselves in the home, avoiding bold colors or personal styles .

2. Maximize Curb Appeal2. Maximize Curb Appeal

• Simple five-minute tasks—edging the lawn, pruning shrubs, adding potted plants, tidying the porch, and updating lighting—can hugely impact first impressions ([bhg.com][3]).
• Replace or refresh worn garage and entry doors—steel or fiberglass entry doors often recoup over 100 % of costs ([bankrate.com][4]).
• Power-wash siding, driveway, gutters and other exterior surfaces to signal well-maintained property ([thespruce.com][5]).

3. Targeted, High-ROI Renovations3. Targeted, High-ROI Renovations

• Garage door replacement (~$4.5K cost, ~$8.7K resale)—~190 % ROI ([bankrate.com][4]).
• Front entry door replacement (steel/fiberglass) offers 97–188 % return ([bankrate.com][4]).
• Stone veneer siding recoups ~150 % ([bankrate.com][4]).
• Minor kitchen refresh (new hardware, countertops, paint) & bath updates yield ~85 % and ~66 % return on investment respectively ([zillow.com][6]).
• Fresh interior paint is low-cost with immediate impact and buyer appeal ([zillow.com][6]).

4. Smart Pricing & Exposure4. Smart Pricing & Exposure

• Agents stress accurate, competitive pricing based on local comps—not emotional attachment—to avoid deterring buyers ([raleighrealty.com][7]).
• Hiring a strong local realtor ensures better marketing, MLS syndication, professional photography, virtual tours, and exposure to serious buyers ([wayforth.com][8]).
• Professional staging and photography are vital to online presence and attracting buyer interest ([realtor.com][9]).

5. Avoid Over-Investing5. Avoid Over-Investing

• Realtors advise against major, high-cost projects (e.g., full-on luxury kitchens or spa baths) with poor resale ROI ([wsj.com][10]).

✅ Action Plan Summary✅ Action Plan Summary

1. Start with curb appeal: Clean, power-wash, fresh door, trim landscaping, and consider adding potted plants.
2. Cosmetic touches: Repaint interiors neutrally, clean thoroughly, declutter completely, and stage key rooms.
3. Targeted upgrades: Replace garage/front entry doors, freshen kitchen and bath hardware/cabinets, and repair visible flaws.
4. Price it right & market well: Use a top local realtor to set a competitive price, stage professionally, and reach buyers effectively.

These strategies, widely backed by real estate professionals, focus on high-ROI, emotionally resonant improvements and smart pricing for a faster, more profitable sale.

• https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/wealth/the-real-estate-secrets-to-making-more-money-when-you-sell-your-house/news-story/e4eac0ce581865901afff965bbecd45a?utm_source=chatgpt.com
• https://www.bhg.com/5-minute-home-exterior-fixes-11745205?utm_source=chatgpt.com
• https://www.thespruce.com/does-power-washing-increase-home-value-11744713?utm_source=chatgpt.com
• https://www.investopedia.com/this-one-small-home-renovation-could-add-more-to-your-home-value-11724013?utm_source=chatgpt.com
• https://www.wsj.com/real-estate/home-sellers-renovation-tips-81ac00d1?utm_source=chatgpt.com
• https://www.realsimple.com/most-expensive-mistakes-first-time-home-sellers-make-11747845?utm_source=chatgpt.com

[1]: https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/29482964/hot-tubs-biggest-turn-off-home-buyers-value/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "I'm a property pro & hot tubs are the biggest turn off if you're selling - here's what to replace it with to add value"

[2]: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/wealth/the-real-estate-secrets-to-making-more-money-when-you-sell-your-house/news-story/e4eac0ce581865901afff965bbecd45a?utm_source=chatgpt.com "The No. 1 secret to selling a house that may surprise you"

[3]: https://www.bhg.com/5-minute-home-exterior-fixes-11745205?utm_source=chatgpt.com "5-Minute Tasks That Instantly Boost Your Home's Curb Appeal"

[4]: https://www.bankrate.com/homeownership/home-renovations-that-return-the-most-at-resale/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "The Top Renovations That Increase Home Value In 2024 | Bankrate"

[5]: https://www.thespruce.com/exterior-features-decreasing-home-value-11745135?utm_source=chatgpt.com "7 Exterior Features That Could Be Hurting Your Home's Value, According to Real Estate Pros"

[6]: https://www.zillow.com/learn/best-home-improvements-to-increase-value/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Best Home Improvements to Increase Value - Zillow"

[7]: https://raleighrealty.com/blog/strategies-realtors-use?utm_source=chatgpt.com "11 Strategies Realtors Use to Make Sellers More Money"

[8]: https://wayforth.com/blog/moving-solutions-b2b/7-tips-for-realtors-to-fast-track-listings-and-sell-homes-quicker/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "7 Tips for Realtors to Fast Track Listings and Sell Homes Quicker"

[9]: https://www.realtor.com/advice/sell/sell-home-fast/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "How to Sell Your House Fast: 5 Must-Know Tips to Move Your Property"

[10]: https://www.wsj.com/real-estate/home-sellers-renovation-tips-81ac00d1?utm_source=chatgpt.com "If You Want to Sell Your House, Figure Out What to Renovate First"

You wrote "We", best is to be sure the partner is completely okay with it, and then set the Right Price, look at comparable homes in your area to set a competitive price.
If you both are looking for a fast sale, pricing slightly below market value ... that should do the trick. Other than that, take inspiration from these TV show (like "Property Brothers"): declutter, new paint, be available for showings.

street appeal... for sure

Echoing many of the other stackers: focus on fixing/cleaning all the little visible things. Don't give buyers a reason to wonder about the stuff they can't see.