So my gut feeling just based on what you said would be to get it "freshened up" (6 panel doors, some nice paint, replace some carpets, remove clutter, heavy cleaning, clean ducts) and get as much as you can out of it.

I could see where a lot of tenants would not want people touring their units, might leave the place messy cluttered and so forth.

I'm just afraid that it might overly clutter the ads/signs/letters if I need to adhere to the strict guidelines set by the Real Estate Commission around advertising.I will of course speak to my broker about this, but wanted to check what others have done. 

You want to strip the house of all clutter.

It's tough to rent a place that's cluttered or pictures are blurry.

The clutter in the pics is her stuff, she is about to have an estate sale before the house sells4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2800 square feet, living room, formal dining, eat in kitchen, family room, nice yard that is about 6/10th of an acre, great area of high value housingFrom the pics it is obvious that many things have never been updated in the 53 years the house has been around.

I wont clutter this thread up with questions.   

This moves them out of the way so your main folders are not so cluttered, but it still keeps them accessible.

House is not cluttered and everything was put away, but there are food crumbs all over the floor and the steps are full of debris like they haven't been cleaned since they moved in.

An invitation envelope in the mail will stand out of all that clutter.