<prompt> Human: My wife and I are moving across the country, and, as such, were selling our home. Im looking for any tips you folks might have that would help us get top dollar for the property. Please also feel free to correct any assumptions Ive made.Here are the details:House was built in 2012 and is still in great condition.House is currently listed for 365k down from 370k. Our listing agent recommended listing it under 350k, as the comps he pulled are all in the 300k-350k range, but Zillow says comparable homes in our area have sold in a range from 350k-390k. Ive heard Zillows value estimate numbers arent always reliable, but Id assume their sale price data would be accurate -- am I mistaken?My other reason for wanting to list it higher is that we believe we have nicer upgrades than the comps in our neighborhood. Those homes seem to be quite basic, where weve got upgraded flooring throughout, upgraded cabinetry, upgraded bathroom fixtures, etc. Is this faulty logic?Were also planning on taking the house off the market over the holidays, as it seems people dont look for houses between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Thoughts on that?Any other details youd like? Id prefer not to link the listing to avoid sharing too much personal data.So, my question to you nice people is: What can we do to ensure we get as close to top dollar as possible? Tips on negotiating with less-than-full-price offers? Pitfalls? Weve never sold a property before, so were trying to avoid making rookie mistakes. Any advice is welcome.Thanks in advance!  <response>: 1 Ditch Zillow - your agent is more likely to be right. 2 Good listing photos, video walk through. Unique website.3 Keep it clean.4 Both buyers and inventory are limited in winter.5 Be wary of offers with too many contingencies. Source: Im an Investor. 