This property is vacant and winterized, but there is so much moisture in the basement, the water is actively condensing and dripping off the fluorescent light tubes.

Hi @James GreenYou should rent a dehumidifier for a few days and get the moisture out of the air.Also, seal off the basement doorway with plastic so there's no way for potential mold affect your tenants.And finally, this is going to happen again, you want to solve the issue.Best to you.

Every part of the country has drastically different challenges- higher /lower taxes or insurance, moisture issues, mold, etc, so details will help.

Tell your remediator that your goal is to find the source of moisture.

If the main level is the bottom level which prevents the use of wood...I would go with an engineered hardwood that will do ok with the moisture.

Remember, bugs inside also means moisture and rot, the more woodpecker areas the more moisture and rot areas, areas that can be damaging structural wood if left unchecked. 

It is indicative of a real and significant moisture problem.

This moisture affects your wood moisture content.

What caused issues, too much moisture under the house?

It gets insane heat and moisture too.Regarding zoning, I have another house here in Denver with a garage 1 foot from the property line that I just built last year.