., not floors that have become uneven over the years due to moisture or settling of the house.

No mildew or moisture, no spots on the foundation where you might be able to see a water line, and said, if we happen to encounter another 100 yr storm within the next 15 years, we'll be ready for it with no ill effects.sorry for the long winded post, but that is what I would do.

The moisture will warp the doors/frams and cause more damage that you will be left with.

I think the carpet helped to ruin those spots by holding the moisture to the floor.

You should have a conversation with the HOA about the repairs made and why there is still moisture penetrating the structure.

Keeping the moisture out of the bathroom with help a lot long term. 

Replace carpet for vinyl plank, add gutters, moisture barrier in crawl space etc...   

We upgraded the electricals, did moisture & termite repair, and some other little things which add up to additional $15K.

Many inspectors don't test for things like moisture penetration around windows, some do.

So anytime any work had to be done to plumping, run phone/cable lines etc. the ceiling had to be damaged to gain access to the mechanical's of the house.Also, it was carpeted and about once a year in the spring moisture would seep into the basement and I would have to be diligent to get it dried up or otherwise it would cause mildew/moisture issues.