I just finished my first massive "house hack" where I converted a 500 Sq.Ft property on a corner lot into a positive cash flow triplex, and I'm looking to repeat my success.

has anyone outsourced this position to any extent?  

I'm no expert on this topic, BUT, I know in Oregon the law is written so that the only legal place to smoke is in a private home, which could obviously have an impact on a rental property.

The impact is close to not measurable of home ownership.The average income families will benefit somewhat. 

How will this impact our credit?

Hire a lawyer to assist in the purchase and to review the HOA financials and regulations pertaining to investors.Buy with minimum down/maximum leverage if you hope to gain true positive cash flow.Dead equity and HOA fees will seriously cut into your cash flow and turn the investment into a liability.

1) Previously 50% utilization on each credit card (not aggregate of all cards) is now 30% to have an impact on score2) They now look at "payment acceleration" meaning paying the minimums every month is looked down upon..

Remember, you have to pay for land, const. costs, soft costs, interest carry on your loan, permit and development impact fees, your profit, and fit that all into 120k per door on the unit sale (BTW, 120k per unit walking distance from Chesapeake Bay sounds cheap, but I'm not familiar with the market).2.

You need to position yourself to be successful.

Stick to your numbers and value your time and efforts and you will be at a better position than most when the market turns.