There are so many factors to this questions, but to get a general idea if it makes sense financially.

It’s not the best financial decision but it will make you happier.

However, I need to liquidate assets and I'm exploring the idea of selling one or both properties to an investor.

However, I never recommend holding appreciating assets, such as real estate, in a S-corp as it causes problems down the line.  

However, if you have a distressed home, physically or financially, then they may be your best option for a quick close besides a flipper like me.Good Investing...

Your EM establishes the financial interest in the contract, the sale price agreed to is consideration as a promise, that is if you are truly a willing and able buyer.

Conduct thorough market research to understand rental demand, property appreciation potential, vacancy rates, neighborhood trends, and economic indicators.Please take some time to review your financial goals and develop a strong financial plan for acquiring and overseeing new properties.

The bank is unlikely to even know or care (this is not financial advice :P) 

Your transaction would be suspicious to the point where my compliance group might make me file a S.A.R (Suspicious Activity Report).I have to fill out an O.F.A.C. report (Office of Foreign Asset Control) on EVERY bank reo sale.

Guy & Gal they were awful and totally out of touch how to relate to your aspiring investor with barely 10% down, high DTI, and wanting to be "financially free".