At least this gets you passed the visual detector for clients. 

Obviously this won’t help you much once a potential buyer walks into the house and it is empty, except in that you could whip out those pics to help them visualize the space as they walk through.

It's much less visually confusing and straight to the point.THe header of my comps looks like this: Style Rooms Beds Baths Sq.

Another option may be a half wall or a pony wall that divides the spaces and visually blocks some of the kitchen clutter.

That report was then shared with the mold clean up company (those that test for mold are not the ones that clean it up, to avoid a conflict of interest) for them to do a visual inspection as well as a review of the report. 

I believe it is important to win the first few hours of the morning and the last hour of each day.No visual electronics...wind down with something unrelated to work.Sounds silly but give yourself permission to sleep.

You could scope the line for visual inspection. 

We find anymore that our best advantage is being able to identify houses visually that might not fit the normal filters people have when they are looking at the MLS. 

Had to do some demo on my own to help tenants visualize the property as a commercial space.

The visual aspect of having a 3D model is very helpful too for brainstorming ideas and solutions. btw, here's the property I used in this example https://www.auction.com/details/254-metacom-ave-wa....