Using Selective Sync, you tell Dropbox to Not Sync folders A B and E. Imagine this: You have 5 folders in your Dropbox folder: A B C D E. You are not telling Dropbox which files and folders to sync. When you use Selective Sync, you are tell Dropbox which folders NOT to sync. The only "gotcha" is that Dropbox's "Selective Sync" feature is a little confusing. I am doing this now with my 1 TB Dropbox account, and it has been working very well for me. But with ExpanDrive you can always access your full Dropbox whenever you want from any Mac that you want. You can use "Selective Sync" to choose which folders from your Dropbox will sync to your Macs, staying within the limits of each hard drive.
The easiest way to do this is to use ExpanDrive(*) which will allow you to "mount" your Dropbox just as if it was an external drive. However, you can access your Dropbox data even when it isn't on your computer.
I think that Dropbox can be the solution that you want, but you can't get around the fact that your hard drive is only 500 GB.
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