Mold will grow in absorbed moisture even in a "dry" basement.

Install modern laminated flooring with new sound barrier and moisture barrier-silver.

If you put lay carpet, you also run the risk of water and other moisture stains holding on top of the wood which can hurt its long term appearance more than scratches from leaving it unconvered.

Tenant will notify Landlord in a timely manner of any damages or problems as they arise, including damages caused by Tenant, malfunction of appliances or fixtures, and water/moisture leaks and spots.

There are some holes in the outer wall that we'll fix and will hopefully stop future water intrusion...but I don't know the climate well enough to know what is "normal moisture" in this region...Do these seem like "medium" priorities?

One $20K expense (reskin interior, moisture damage, HVAC, foundation issues) and you've got an average deal or worse.

They are so the moisture and mold doesn't build up between the brick veneer and the sheathing.

I Googled windows with moisture and this came up.http://windowmedics.com/restore/ I have never heard of venting a window to solve this problem.

The two main things to look for (as in any house with a basement or crawlspace) are signs of moisture intrusion and differential settlement.

You can say "we just want to come take a look around, make sure there are no pipes leaking, no moisture from condensation in bathrooms or around windows, and that everything is in good working order for your use, and our eventual sale of the house" (if they already know your plans).Especially if you have any suspicions..