Yes there is a difference between consumers and the real estate investor, but working in my fashion is very familiar for me.Plus, I am only 17 and I just started doing real estate.

What I remember is all their projects too forever - weeks and weeks, cost more than expected, and at some point Rich Trethewey would show up and say "Bob, we gotta replumb the whooooleee house."

This is good news for you, the consumer.

I'm not sure if they'll last forever, but I've bought many old (100+) houses.

I also have a background in finance and consumer credit.

They can be very cumbersome and time consuming for a newbie.

Yet, they still sit on the market forever.

That said I am very hands on, but I dont want a property that is extremely time consuming, my fiance is a commercial builder so he has all the construction connections and know how to do a flip but i'm not sure what type, should I rehab and hold?

It took me forever to finally step out there.

As I said, the divorce consumed pretty much all my time from May until November 4th when it was finally completed.