Initially I was 100% invested in blue chip dividend stocks but have discovered the power of RE over the past 9 months.

And if I'm a publicly traded company on the stock market not only do I know that investment properties are riskier...so do my shareholders! 

It also has a lot of older housing stock in need of repairs that you can pick up fairly cheap compared to more popular areas like Boise.

They're behind and if there is a way for them to get help to be caught up, it'd help me collect on some back rent that may be forever gone without assistance and also keep those tenants from having a judgement against them.The Feds need to make landlords and owners whole for the eviction moratorium they've put in place which denies access to the courts and unlawfully harms the property and income of those who rely on this as an investment.It'd be akin to the Feds not allowing anyone to take the interest off of bonds or dividends off of stocks.

If  the latter, the long term prospects bode poorly for an area whose residents are either unable or unwilling to invest in the local housing stock. 

Are you sick of the volatility of the stock market?

I do not want to move existing IRA funds out of the stock market but want to start putting new funds into various note investing funds inside a SDIRA.

. $80k invested in a mutual fund, stocks, or other investment accounts compounded over the years is a lot of money. 

I have some that I invested in the stock market too.

We could make the down payment happen for a multi but it would require pulling from other investments ie mutual funds, ind. stocks to make it happen.