My thinking is that the penetrating sealer and vapor barrier do a lot for moisture (even though the space seemed dry).

Even if a significant number of people leave because of the death dust from the drying lake (gotta keep the alfalfa farmers happy), there's still going to be more people than property for the foreseeable future. 

A good air scrubber will be $900+ (We use Dri-eaz defendairs and they're awesome)

Finding a company to do a dry double closing would be difficult.

Let that dry for a day or two.

@Brian Washburn Just my Two Cents here but most people like having carpet in the bedrooms since it doesn't look as dirty as hard flooring (i.e. dust/pet hair).

When that fast buck dries up, they will abandon your property and leave you in a lurch.

We do this because we know pets come with odor and hair and we don't want to ruin our nice furniture.

I have used glue-down vinyl plank flooring in basements that get wet; one recently got a couple of inches of water due to a drain stoppage, and the floor survived just fine.The walls - just paint with dry-lok after scraping loose stuff off.

I was more used to just sticking in the grand rapids/kzoo area but the deals have dried up so i had to find new markets.