I have 500k policies for my units (required in order to have my umbrella policy), but I also have an umbrella policy equal to the value of my personal assets/ net worth so I'm protected in case 500k isnt enough. however slim of getting sued for over 500k, if they do and win, it will protect them from taking away your other assets like your house and bank account balances etc. get an umbrella policy in consultation with your agent.

Given the housing market in general, MF inventory is slim so make sure you prioritize what's most important to you and your family for the next house.

The odds of you finding a foreclosure that doesn't need that much work which isn't sold to an owner occupant will be slim, but not zero. 

In a very large search area of North/northwest vegas it was slim pickings. 

Chances are slim to none, but I do have a decently sized 401k I’d hate to take chances with.

While a realtor has to make a sell to gain commission the chances of all the properties you manage being vacant at once are very slim, therefore expect a monthly steady income.

Some of my favorite case studies have been from people who found a property by just walking or biking a street in an area that they like.In Indianapolis, decent inventory is getting slim and I imagine that's the case most everywhere, but there will always be deals.

Move out of state to house hack a property because the current city I'm in (Denver) is slim pickings. 

And that is something I will never tell someone to do, because while the chances of something bad happening may be slim, you are technically committing mortgage fraud.Not what you want to hear, but hopefully that helps. 

Now may be the best time to do it IF you are ever going to consider doing it, as the chance of stock market skyrocketing any time soon is very slim.