Time/week spent: 5h - 20h

Initially, more time was spent on learning the process, researching properties, and setting up systems. This included understanding market trends, legal requirements, and building a network. As the business progressed, time was spent on client work, such as negotiating deals and managing transactions, as well as administrative tasks like paperwork and record-keeping. Marketing efforts, such as listing properties and reaching out to potential buyers, also took up time. The time commitment varied, with more hours needed upfront and during active deals, and less during quieter periods. Online, people report that land flipping can be demanding initially but becomes more manageable as systems are established.