I am considering selling one of them, and move the fund into a stable dividend generating stocks.

Who will stock trash bags, soap, etc.I used to rent by the room on OSU campus, I was making alot of cash flow, but I realized, after paying utilities, and common room stock it was comparable to renting out the entire place, and way less of a management headache.

If you're looking for turnkey, you're usually better off putting your money directly into the stock market.

Buy dividend paying stocks and reap the rewards immediately.

It will limit the "stock" that is available for you to purchase with this type of loan. 

Equities as in stock equities? 

Cannabis-use focused publicly-traded REITs such as IIPR have outperformed their non-cannabis publicly traded peers, but there is still the volatility of the market fluctuations of the stock price regardless of the REIT dividend.

The stock market has been good to me, and now I’d like to diversify into real estate, but I don’t want to lose money while I’m learning the ropes.The Internet seems a great place to learn real estate investing, but there’s a problem.

This is money (not all cash, many stocks) set aside that does not need to be spent all in the same year.

You can't live in fear, and just like in stocks if the market drops it will come back up eventually.