Question for the certified PMP's

[James Steele]

I've been looking seriously at getting into investing, primarily fix & flip, and a thought occurred to me just a bit ago.

I'm working on my graduate degree with a minor in project management.  Will the time I put into the fix & flip projects be relevant experience to count towards the 4500 hours required to test for my PMP (assuming I'm not using a GC)?

(probably could have worded it better)