I've been searching for a tool to help me reach financial independence and I really think real estate can be that main tool if done right.

In all likelihood, you cannot move those until you change jobs, or if you are still with this employer beyond 59 1/2 years of age.While a Solo 401(k) may not be an option, if you do have current retirement savings outside of your current employer plan, you could look into a self-directed IRA for broader investment choices.

Search for how to transfer real estate out of S-corp and you'll find many answers like this or this - but the main idea is you need specialized help.

During the refi of property number 2, anticipating refi of property 7, I paid off all my small credit card balances and brought my loan to available credit to under 20 percent on my main card. 

Sell, regardless of how you manipulate the numbers this is a very poor choice as a income investment property.

I live in Maine but I would travel.

They are using ours bc they never had their own there prior to the city updating but they would have a waaay harder time to do it, either use a pump to go uphill or I think the city would have to move the main water line in the whole street to get them access unless we allow them a new easement.

Now that I have a few properties and my taxes are going to grow in complexity, I also enjoy new options previously unavailable.In regard to CPA's - I think this is a wise choice for me now, but are there CPA's that specialize in real estate? 

Homes in the area have hardwood flooring in main areas, tile in kitchens and carpet/plank flooring in basements and sometimes carpet in bedrooms.The house is a raised ranch/bilevel.

I want to have HELOCs in my investor toolbox one day, but I mainly want to be a buy and hold investor.