Let the Seller deal with his problematic tenants so that my client gets a fresh start.

It was freshly remodeled along with the others.

What about looking to hire a real estate consulting professional to help navigate and provide some fresh eyes, that can independently look at this situation from afar, hear the objectives, run the numbers and help you all come to a solution? 

Now, the property itself may be a war zone but the area around is actually nice, but not really in walking distances to a Fresh Market or anything- mostly a church and neighborhoods.

Storm doors are not necessary but nice to have in the summer to allow in fresh air.

We've hired lots of new agents over the years and I strongly feel that its our responsibility to make sure our agents have all the information and knowledge they need to market and sell a property.To answer your question, in my opinion good marketing starts by working with the seller to make sure their property looks as good as possible (de-cluttering, minor repairs, fresh paint, staging.)  

My house in Polish Hill was built in 1908 and has been owned by one slumlord after another since then.I tried to see if I could demolish it and start fresh.

Making sure they are run at least periodically to keep them running well and fresh (use white vinegar to remove odors).

I think that we need to make sure that our users who go a little beyond that and join and contribute regularly are exposed to new and fresh debates, and are able to more easily go on to see variation and new ideas/perspectives.

It needs an undated kitchen,the floors need to be refinished, a couple of new doors, and a fresh coat of paint.