Re paying off my monthly bills, are you talking about paying off the bills on the investment property, or my personal bills?

Currently I work for a cable service company so I have the unique opportunity to be paid while, as you call it, driving for dollars.

Pentagon Federal Credit Union (PenFed) does non-owner occupied HELOCs up to 80%LTV at a 4.75% variable interest rate - 10 year interest only draw period, 20 year repayment period.

That is unique in itself.  

You are in a unique position where you're not necessarily tied to staying in a particular property for any extended period of time.

C, C-, D class come with their own unique issues.If you want to see an example of a map of Columbus, OH that I’ve mapped out by ever neighborhood grade I’d be happy to share.

I currently have 3 properties each with a unique LLC.

I'm not exactly sure why but in some areas, this is the case (my properties are B and C class houses/neighborhoods) and it's not unique to my part of the world. 

Distribution in excess of basis, debt financed distribution, repayment of reduced debt basis (if S Corp) are some possibilities that come to mind.This isn't something that you can or should DIY. 

Look for portfolio lenders if they don't resell to secondary market they usually have more flexibility or unique loan programs.