But they won't offer anything for lost rents or agree to run a mold/moisture test at their expense. 

The clay expands and contacts with moisture changes and settles a little each time, pushing in the wall.

Gluing the floor does NOT keep the WOOD subfloor from expanding and contracting; it's a temperature and moisture sensitive product.

Hmm... seems like framing a floor vs cement could lead to moisture issues (or maybe not otherwise why would they allow that option)...

My impression is that the moisture was visible inside the closet. 

The Triplex needed a new roof, moisture in the foundation, Caribbean termites and damage from them.

So, there were issues that we noticed, like moisture underneath the house.

not sure if i mentioned this one... a few months ago the tenant called and said there is some moisture/water dripping from the kitchen cabinet under the sink.i went there and saw the entire inside of the cabinet is wet. it's been dripping for some time. i asked her why she did not call me earlier and she said, "I never use this cabinet". when i looked around, half of the kitchen cabinets were empty.

I just got the home inspection report- the roof is thrashed and there is significant moisture damage throughout the house.

I recently had a tenant move out. He claims that in a spare bedroom, which was hidden by a bed, when he moved the bed out he discovered an extremely raised section of the hardwood floors. The "peak" of the raised sect...