example: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003ORTFH0/ref=o...If you have a lot of them, try sealing cracks in walls/outlets/etc and keep the humidity below 50% (these fellows seem to prefer moist climates, in my experience).

I've heard great things about the Keys 100, will be nice and humid for you :) If you get hooked on them, hit me up as it'd be great to meet up at one in OK, KS, or TX.

The inspector said the humidity in the basement was 71% and mold starts to grow at 57%.

They will swell & contract with temperatures & humidity levels.  

I'd certainly check the foundation as leaks will flow all the wat down, there could be foundation problems as well adding to the problem.The facing of bricks chipping off is from freezing and thawing over the years, moistue, just humidity can enter brick and cause facings to chip off, not so much of a structural issue as cosmetic.That's my first guess based on pics I saw, you need to get someone out there with hands on.

Good morning from sunny, tropical Maryland, where it has been 95 degrees with 90 percent humidity for the past month.

The older the worse (I would not get into something older than 20 years)Check for humidity in the walls.

In Houston, you have the humidity, and in Phoenix you have the desert heat.

The thermal cam registered elevated moisture readings through out the property with humidity levels in the 50-60% range."

It wasn't that hard ( but wet drywall is heavy) and it needs to be done sooner rather than later in hot, humid climates.