However, here's a general guideline that you might consider:Stocks: 50-60%Stocks offer the potential for long-term growth and can help protect against inflation.

The great thing about real estate is that it's (usually) a leveraged bet on long-term inflation. 

We sold some locations, thus not holding into assets going into inflation.  

I’d look at how long you plan to live there first as the longer you live there typically the higher you can raise rents organically due to inflation and the overall cost of living increasing every year.

Whatever you do, start now. 20 years from (and whole bunch of inflation in between) you will understand that there is no bad investment when you are 24!

And it's in high demand everywhere due to high inflation and people not being able to afford housing these days.

That’s how the buyers have been paying for their own realtor and then paying bank interest on the commission, while the bank financed an inflated price. 

A normalized FED Funds rate might settle around 2-2.5%, but reaching this level could take 1-1.5 years of rate cuts, depending on inflation, unemployment data, and other economic indicators.ConclusionThe current distress in the multifamily market presents a significant opportunity for mezzanine debt and preferred equity investors.

When everything is inflating, they can justify being part of that inflation and raise taxes consistently.  

As a thought exercise, if I were to sell and take my $45K of equity and put it in an index fund earning inflation-adjusted 7% return, it would take 16 years for that to turn back into my original $130K.