I'm a bit torn on how best to re-deploy these proceeds within the current market.  

When you invest in real estate, you deploy capital to get an expected return based on the underlying risk of the asset and market. 

$20k net annual from $400k deployable capital is laughably easy/simple.

Instead of one big unit (which sucks a lot of amps and can pop breakers) we deploy a number of small units throughout the house, kitchen, bathroom, and at least one in the basement.ROI on the equipment is probably in the 1000's of percent 

I recently paid $50K for access to a “tribe” where I, as a complete newb with no relevant industry experience at all, was taught to stand up a webpage touting the benefits of multifamily and then come and start posting here.I was taught to attempt to attract money from people like you who have recently come into a large pile of wealth and have no plan whatsoever.What I will do is take your money, and give it to this random other person in my $50K mentorship program who also has basically no experience raising and deploying capital.When I give them $100K I have raised from you, I will be given a 10% finders fee of $10K.

I too have deployed the 4 series...

There is no such thing as good or bad.Investing is deploying capital to get a return based on one's risk tolerance.

@Scott Eadie, I’ve been where you are deploying a large amount of starting capital.

Sponsor recommits full-time attention to their job, which is to oversee the tens of millions, hundreds of millions, and/or billions of Assets they deploy. 

Quote from @Sendhil Krishnan: I have a SD-IRA and looking to deploy $180k into a real estate play.