(For me, the minimum would be 14% return of the amount of money used to purchase, renovate, and re-sell.)

Any flippers can rehab at $25 sq ft and resell at about $160.00 sq ft therefore grossing $45.00 sq ft before commissions or closing costs.However, buyers who will occupy will snatch up about anything for $130.00 sq ft.

I buy the property "as-is" and resell 2).

Out strategies :a) it will rent for $1500/month (1% rule) b) a quick resell as there's equity c) could be my house as I'm moving in 2018.Is it looking like a good run?

I have a client who is buying a property and wants to immediately re-sell it to an owner-occupant who is getting a 203k FHA loan.

I would find the properties under market, handle the whole renovation. resell the property not charging a Real estate commission as the listing agent.

Consumers are purchasing, reselling and rehabbing homes in ever-increasing numbers.

Would you still consider buying if you got it cheap enough, or does the kind of info kill any chance of a marketable resell by me?

They should buy it, close, resell it in those states. 

I haven't heard that term before.When you say flip where all of them rehab and sell flips or do you have many where you take ownership and then resell them without fixing them up?