Trying to avoid too many inquiries or negatively affect my credit and debt to income ratio. 

Here's the categories I track by property:SuppliesUtilitiesMaintenanceCleaning HOAInsurance Mortgage (not applicable anymore)Cable-InternetPool ExpensesHere's what else I track for combined properties:AdvertisingTravelPromotionsOtherI also track assets for depreciation. 

How difficult is to get a mortgage on a property that you own outright (assuming your current credit and debt to income ratio is good) and then convert it into an LLC after the mortgage is in place? 

A lot of these numbers Brandon says to just do a combination of knowledge, quick online research and rough estimate:Purchase price: $259,900 (this is pretty simple but I noticed in other BP's videos they will change the purchase price, either lower or higher, is there rhyme/reason to this?)

Buy with conventional, government backed mortgages.  4 easier mortgages and then the remainder are more difficult because of debt to income ratios and reserves.  

It's a combination of number of posts, number of votes for those posts, and weighted differently for threads started vs comments on other people's threads.And it only looks at the last few weeks of activity, which is why some people with fewer posts and votes show up.

We have about 6000 in credit card debt.

If you have your personal development on point you'll create habits that will skyrocket your investing success when you combine it with your acquired real estate investing knowledge.

My goal is to use a combination of real estate and index fund investing to achieve FI. 

My attorney holds the deed in escrow and I don't get it until I pay the entire debt off, so no due on sale clause is triggered.