First time I ran into Block basement walls was when I moved to Virginia in the Seattle area basements have poured walls. I have owned 4 homes in Virginia all with block basement walls and all of them leak to some extent. One ran a strweam across the floor 1/4" deep when it rained. A leaking block wall will loose it's strength over time so the answer is to stop the leaking. If the wall is just getting damp and not running water there is a product called "DRI_LOCK" that will seal the wall. If it is more then getting damp you will have to dig to the footers on the outside, close any broken blocks and point any motor joints. Paint it with a water seal AND put in a drain line. If you don't want to do that then break up the floor inside and put in a curtain drain around the wall and dump it in a sump with pump then sell the place.
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