Be proactive now to make sure all the water soaked areas are dried out. 

Then dry the cloths in the drier.

With flooded homes do I need permits, inspections, etc or would just replacing the damaged dry wall, and flooring (fixing the damages) work?

@Paul Leech - My understanding is that program had dried up. 

Mold needs moisture and food, dry it up.

Let's say (and this is not a hypothetical) that the first time your 'go to' hands on maintenance person does a 'no call no show' when investigating a say, water rot issue where it seems like some shingles may be failing up close to the corner of a house's gutter system/etc. 

The most concerning aspect of the property is the wooden frame windows that are original to the property (circa 1979) and have visible rotting.  

If you keep leaving cash in the deal your bucket will eventually dry up. 

In order to install a backflow, it was further discovered that a structural beam has dry rot (likely due to long-term leaking from interior pipes), and this would first have to be replaced.4.

Flat, steep, treed, cleared, dry, major road, residential/ ommercial/agricultural, zoning, etc.