Open cracks plus a humid climate that gets heavy bouts of rain creates all kinds of problems from moisture intrusion.

The glue was good, but it didn't solve all moisture problems.

We also detected moisture using the inspectors device in one of the walls, but did not see any water in the basement.

So let's say there is some moisture on the wall, his tenant calls him, my tenant calls me. 

Heat transfer barrier to beams.d.  6 inch concrete, moisture barrier,e. 

And to gently remind him that I was very responsive with the issues.

A contractor may tell you it will last as long as block and could be true, it's a cost savings to build wood but to me all the moisture is there and could be a problem in the future.

The water mitigation company has now expressed concerns that moisture may be seeping into the wood strut wall foundation from the outside (their numbers of saturation went up during a rain storm).

The house seems to have wicked the moisture, so I think a dry out is necessary - fans and dehumidifiers.    

Even though the plank itself is reasonably waterproof, the glue and the seams are still prone to moisture.