There remains surface mold on many walls and the ceilings.

You should check with some locals to see what is normal for the area. 5% is very optimistic. 10% is more accepted.I didn't see your Home Warranty cost in the spreadsheet.Make sure you budget for Property Management after you PCS.As you're putting your touches on it, avoid carpet, use hard surfaces wherever it makes sense.

I'm still new - reading great information daily and listening to the amazing podcasts  and watched a few of the webinars and I haven't even scratched the surface yet!

On the surface I don't think it's a great deal to wholesale.

On the surface of it, there looks to be too many things that could go wrong.

There are a few properties that are for sale in my area, but one in particular, from the surface, seems to be potentially a good deal for either a fix and flip or buy and hold.

There's a few other considerations regarding how the baseboard, door jambs and cabinets relate to the existing floor but if the surface of the concrete is not acceptable, you might want to consider tile.  

@Curtis Kirksey,  on the surface of it, the main reason your numbers look do-able is because of your large cash outlay: $34,172.00!

I haven't been on BP long, but I'm amazed by the invaluable knowledge that is on here and I've barely scratched the surface.

That equals to $1200 to $1800 which may seem like a bunch on the surface.