Good morning @Former-Member. Good to see you up and at 'em. Selling the house requires what is commonly known as conveyancing. I did the legal on the purchase and selling of my first home many moons ago. It involved a lot of leg work and waiting at various offices to get pieces of paper signed and processed. I had the time but wanted to save money. You used to have to enlist the services of a solicitor who then just sent their underlings to do what I just told you.
These days I don't think it's very expensive and there are firms that specialise in just that. There are usually fixed price costs involved. Selling is a lot less complicated than buying. Ask your real state agent. She'd know better than I do.
As for a sign - yes it does let people know that your home is up for sale. Up to you. Sometimes, the real estate people will hit you up for the cost of it though.
Are you having second thoughts about selling? It is a big decision but I think you know what you have to do.
Hope it's not too stressful at the shop today. And how clever of you to fix the stand. Reminds me of something my Dad would have done. Jack of all trades. Never threw anything out in case it might come in handy. I recall cleaning out the under the house area of their big old Queenslander and finding multiples of broken appliances, dozens of bottles of screws he extracted from other things. Every power and hand tool imaginable. So many offcuts of timber. Pieces of string. You name it, he had it. His workshop was amazing. I think my sister's husband took most of it. A lot was thrown out. We hired two of the largest skip bins.
Your cute little birds. Any more signs of nesting yet? Have a great day. Hope you are feeling better.