The multi-family market in the city I'm moving to has been very slim for the past 6-12 months.

Avg daily traffic ~20k vehicles.I'm not in a position to build anything (no build experience, little cash on hand, slim chance of large loan approval), but could look into selling it later.

If you stick with conservative loan to values then chances of a loss are slim, there could be delays in getting paid but you should be able to preserve capital with the lower loan to values.

The policies that had been discussed for a year were ultimately passed but it was by a super slim margin. 

If so, I'd so your appreciation is probably slim to none.

The net profits may be pretty slim but it depends on what you think is worth your time. 

My wife and I are considering multifamily house hacking but seems like inventory is very slim around my area and retail prices still don’t make sense for cash flow.

But , its in his house , odds of him getting caught are slim to none .

My main concern is I want to make sure I offset any liability in perhaps the slim instance a tenant tries to sue me for potentially slipping and falling themselves or for whatever possible reason really.

With all of that being said finding deals that pencil out on the MLS, really anywhere in Charlotte will be slim, but targeting these areas for off-market deals could produce some favorable returns.