If investors are looking at it I would guess the following scenario. The house was built in 1989, unless you did a major remodeling during the bubble or following. Is everything still circa 1989?

It can be completely functional and in decent shape, but an investor will see the need to replace all of it.

The vast majority of new buyers aren’t looking to step into a major rehab project (again for taste reasons). Nor are they looking for a 1989 kitchen and bath.

So you may have a few options, re target towards that rare first time buyer that will see the house as live able and nice for 3-5 years until they’re ready to remodel, remodel yourself l(be your own investor), or sell to investor that will flip it

I don’t foresee many move down buyers looking to buy and remodel to have a house that the is costing market for the fixed place unless there’s something special about location or house (Eichler home with view etc)