The "Payments" page is not at all correct, and doesn't even show the payments I've made.

I am at a bit of a crossroads and want to play this hand correctly, and I'm not sure what my restrictions are.

Sure, as long as you corrected the defects. 

It will be important to structure everything correctly and make sure you are in compliance with all tax laws etc.

ETA: Correct spelling of Tarik's name.

If I understand you correctly, you are advising a sort of modified brrrr strategy - modified since these houses are owned already but strategically pulling out a conservative amount of debt.The houses are mostly C class but some border on B-.

I'm sure I'll get plenty of people telling me I'm doing it all wrong to begin with but this has allowed me to bring in the money to correct a lot of my past mistakes so just looking for advice on this please and thank you!!!

Just looked it up, you’re correct

If you ever have to foreclose, file, or take any legal action, your LLC will have to be registered in that state anyway, as @John Corey correctly mentioned above.For these reasons, it does not pay to register in DE, NV, WY, or any other states you often hear about as LLC friendly.

To me that is to be expected....................................just read through listings and prepared summaries and you soon realize expense numbers are incomplete, out of date, or just plain wrong, NOI is always wrong, so why would you expect a correct cap rate?