>>2000129ideally you're available 5-6 days a week but realistically with weather, scheduling, instructor availability and maintenance you're probably going to fly an average of 4x a week.
Plan on about 75 hours to get your private, then 50 hours of time building for instruments, 40 for instruments, then the long slog of time building for commercial, actual commercial ACS is pretty quick to learn, should take you 25 max 30 hours. Go get your medical right now, start studying for the private written so you can hit the ground running.