Photos before and after are always helpful also. 

I recommend documenting everything with the damage through photos, videos, etc. before cleaning up. 

Photos of the place as is:

They will have photogs they know for their listings.One thing I would make sure is that you own the photos and not the photographer.

@Kyle JacquesWell you have great photos!

Some were photos that showed pink insulation hanging from an open ceiling.

I threw in one of the before photos so you get the idea of what we started with.

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Everyone is a big person with no photo or identifying information, but when I tell them let's hop on a recorded Zoom to finish this argument and then I will post it back in the forum here, only one person has ever accepted.

The commission paid greatly outweighs having to go back on the market and potentially getting less than you listed it for the first time.Some individual markets are better for this than others, but if you have an agent with a great strategy on the list side (professional photos, staging advice, etc) and you pair that with listing the property at a low price; you increase your chances dramatically of getting a bidding war and not only offsetting the commission but potentially making more than originally planned.