I'm aware that some flippers become Buy & Hold investors to generate a passive income just to have a check continually coming in.

I know the market has exploded over the past few years and prices are high, but we believe its going to continue to rise so we want to hop on now.

My only "plan" was to continue to buy homes once I could save enough for down payment/closing costs and lease them out hoping to cover the mortgage and still make a little monthly income ($150 - $250 minimum). 

You have three options:He just quit claims the property to you and you continue making payments on the underlying.  

I am a Colorado Native and currently live, work, and play in Denver.

I may have asked it in the wrong forum group, so I've brought it here.Should I begin wholesaling or should I continue saving?

They probably fell into the service side of loan status servicing under the CFPB guidelines and decided to no longer play that game due to compliance requirements, that may have an impact on others too.

Just trying to figure out if you've hit that comfort number but you are continuing for the fun/love if real estate.

Set up an automatic voice message answering system that plays the message when people call and then records a response.Set up bandit signs on busy intersections around my neighborhoods of interest.Listen to the messages and call back the leads that sound interesting.I think I will just save up cash now and wait until I have $100K or so make a deal.

It's not a bad idea to flip a house that you don't live in, while you continue to rent.Another option would be to use "house hacking" - buy the house with a standard or FHA mortgage, live there while you make improvements, and sell ASAP after completion.