i am not responsible for the people who cannot afford the rent. the govt needs to create the economy where most people can do well. and its the job of govt officials to protect our liberties. they have more allegiance to WEF and klaus schwab instead who is openly bragging about "penetrating the government". this is unreal. tomorrow they will institute tax or fees because your house is too big for you to live in and instead it will be owned by some corporation that own the government agency and you will have to share it with 5 other strangers. standup to tyranny and remove these "officials". what if i want to make Buckingham palace available to me because i want to enjoy living in it and it is a discrimination against my income and class status that i cannot live there. this is absurdity. 

I go and inspect and there is literally no leaks upstairs, no water lines in this section of the house and no rain for days outside and no sign of moisture intrusion from outside.

Is the spot next to a sliding door where moisture could be an issue?

Inspection revealed improperly shimmied joists and structural sagging, furnaces were 31+ years old (seller would not replace), moisture behind some of the shower tiling, chimney need mason work done and looked structurally suspect.

The money he thinks he is saving by doing it himself may be eaten up in extra repairs inside due to moisture damage. 

labor/Material rough estimateFlooring(labor) : 2500Flooring Material: 1.5 per sq feet + paddingKitchen - 3000Cabinet & counter top ( see/select home depot website)Bathroom - 3000Tile + Tub and fixtures ( see/select home depot website )Electric - 1500 ( inside unit )Electric Materials ( see/select home depot websitePlumbing - 1500 ( inside unit kitchen and bathrooms )Plumbing Supplies see/select home depot websitePainting - 3000Paint see/select home depot websiteWindows ( replacements ) per window $450 all includedCleaning - $350 final cleaning Trash Out -$500 ( includes dumpster and dumping fee )Appliances - 2000// Total (without materials): 18’700 From Inspection Report Labor ONLY 3.3 - Repair gutters - $475 5.4 - Exhaustive fan (kitchen) - $3505.7 - Dishwasher - replace ( $450 )9.3 - water heater - fixed and fixed all the leaky gas lines - 2K10.7 - replace all outlets - $25002.9 - Insulation not present (basement) - 4.1 Damaged drywall (wallboard contractor) - $ 7504.2 - Wall - elevated moisture leaking window - replace window ?

The reason I ask is because I'm not sure if there's something we'd need to do to prevent moisture from building up.

Looks like you have a moisture issue, and that will put off buyers.

In addition, we rerouted the airways to reduce moisture and make it more efficient.

Install something for moisture meter in basement.