We are wondering if we should flip to build a bank roll and then buy and hold or what....

It doesn't always take a bankroll either- I've found properties through cold calling property owners directly as well which just takes some time and persistence. 

If you are just starting to climb the real estate investment ladder, the tendency is to go after the smaller deals first with hopes of building up confidence and your bankroll for your third or fourth project...so keep that third or fourth project in mind right now and get a larger than needed LOC. 3.

I know it's not a common thing, but I hate moving, and it would be awesome if I didn't have to do it twice. 2) I don't have an unlimited bankroll.

I would suggest biding your time, concentrate on your education, get your degree, starting bankrolling some cash, and be ready to rock & roll a few years down the track.

If you want me to walk you through the process of examining titles and the checklist I've built up over time we can skype/discord.I'll review Idaho's tax-deed laws this weekend - in the mean time post your questions on Avvo as well (you'll have to do one question per post however but you can't beat free lawyer advice).Weird your state issues QCDs... and not a Tax-deed.You will have to learn to title examine on your own... do not go with title companies per property unless you have a massive bankroll (granted if you see a property that you know you'll win, you also physically visited it, go ahead and order a title search).You may be looking in the wrong states (there exists 1 state out of the entire USA that issues title insurance for tax-deed sales and also has extremely pro landlord laws).

Money isn't a huge issue for me at the moment i have around a 50k bankroll (idk if that is too little to start investing?)

This was the previous thread i created; https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/594...I am not employed currently and am still in school but have roughly a 50k bankroll and i can make 5k a month on avg and my credit score is okay so far (recently got credit card a few months ago), i have stats/graphs/records documented from poker earnings and am currently trying to fill out my w-2 filling tax returns to show proof that i have document-able income and all i would need is 2 years worth of w-2s? 

That will only be a concern if you are making token earnest money payments and they are bankrolling the construction. 

Because I’m looking for cash flow (a lot of that because I will be bankrolling a portion of the down payment with my HELOC, but also because of low appreciation for the area), I want to ideally see $200/mo per door.