Taking a page from OP's book - what the heck is this "snp" you keep referencing? I get Scottish National Party or single-nucleotide peptide and doubt either are correct.
For me, at almost 75, buying more investment rental real estate isn't attractive, though tempting at times. Lots of cool houses in the world for personal use, but the reality is that moving isn't really worth the effort - way easier and pretty much free to just look rather than pull the trigger. Our assets aren't balanced according to some careful plan, if being honest I move stuff around just to suit personal whim, having different accounts have the same amount or fit some design that I feel like building. More a visual experience than cunning economic strategy.
Last few years I pushed our cash at six month T-Bills, amassing a very substantial amount in them and leaving our stock holdings alone. With rates falling and three T-bills maturing this month I'm going to buy my first Agency bond. State tax free status adds to the Agency appeal. Hoping I understand what "callable after" means for term protection, but that is tempered by the horribly long nature of the bonds and lowish interest rate. We can afford the risk either way. We also have a a fair chunk sitting in Fidelity SPAXX just in case the stock market takes a big dump and we feel like buying.
Really does matter what the OP's particulars are as far as what works for them. Our no pension, tiny IRA, paltry social security, plenty of rental property and loan/property sale payment income may put us in a very different position.