@Adam Young This type of question has been answered tons of times here, so make sure to search for it and read the answer. Here is a short list of how I would think about the investments (not specifically a money breakdown).
1. Create a 6-12 month emergency reserve for all personal and business expenses
2. Payoff any high balanced revolving or installment debt that is negatively impacting your DBTI to qualify for lending
3. Invest in your investing education (books, pods, mentors, network)
4. Invest in a house-hack to offset your living expenses and it will be your first rental (and supercharge your savings)
5. Scale-up by adding a house-hack a year
6. Scale up by adding more investment properties as your savings accelerates
Don't forget to have fun along the way and invest in your life (my suggestion is to use the cashflow to do this... not the original equity:)