Wet basements from damaged plumbing might be dry once plumbing is corrected; but wet basements due to other factors tend to get wet again unless the source of the water infiltration is addressed. 

We will fix this.2) Dry rot on exterior - of course there's dry rot.  

I don't know if the wall is insulated. .There are two windows and both feel dry around the trim.

The damages on dry wall and ceilings are as is.

I was thinking about filling with composite sheet rock, waiting for it to dry, and re-sealing with latex caulk ORFilling the crap out of it with Gorilla glue, waiting for it to dry, and then re-sealing with latex caulk. 

Dry heat "feels" much better than wet heat.  

When dry, feather it all out with subsequent coats. 

If you come to me and tell me about a great deal that you are thinking of making, you are providing me with all the benefits of a wholesaler but at no cost to me because I can go directly to the source and make an offer on the property, leaving you high and dry.

I hate going down there.... but an occupational hazard... but at least it is dry and airy...Best of luck

I'm brand new to this so I apologize if this question has been answered but heard something on a different website that sounds a bit grey to me.They said that as part of the wholesale if you have an "investor friendly" title company and the end funds where already wired prior to your closing you can do what is called a dry close and use the end buyers funds to pay off your purchase contract?