Many landlords don't do what is necessary to mitigate the risk of mold and moisture in the home.

Basically I am wondering if anyone has ever had something happen to a property that created an issue for the tenant to stay there until repairs were made. The unit is roughly 500 sq ft and has two adults & a ...

.: 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.

Did you check her ceiling with a moisture meter?  

Brick and mortar need to breath, especially if any kind of moisture gets in because it will be trapped and degrade the mortar.

I would pass.....Couple of issues/concerns...... he's kind of running a business out of your unit, which is never a good idea to let tenant do...... can start small and innocent but then keep growing and expanding.....Growing weed takes a decent amount of electricity, heat and moisture.....all can be bad for a property if not contained.

Come back in a couple hours when it’s 99% dry with any type of cheap broom you’ve got, broom it very gently (about half as much as you think you should).

San Antonio is notorious for a little shifting because of the moisture differences in the ground underneath.  

Easier to deal with now before fixtures go in than later when your floor sags from trapped moisture.

I mean this in a gentle way, but prop mgmt might not be for you.