Hey everyone, I’m closing on my first duplex for 175,000 using an FHA loan. In Upstate New York.  I’ll be living in one unit for at least a year, and once I move out and both units are rented, I’m projecting around 800 a month in cash flow. While I’m living there, I’m about 300 a month out of pocket. I work six days a week with long shifts. Income is good, but my free time is very limited. Looking ahead a year or two, I’m trying to decide which path makes the most sense. If you had very little free time, would you spend it renovating lower-priced properties to build equity, (BRRRR) even if that meant slower growth? Or would you focus on your career, save aggressively, and buy more turnkey or lightly value-added places that cash flow but don’t build as much equity? For those who’ve been in a similar spot, which strategy paid off better for you in the long run, and why? Thanks in advance ,I really appreciate any help with this.