If I were in your shoes, I would pull as much money as makes sense (make sure you still cash flow) out of deal 1.

@Michael J Robinson I agree with @Rose White in that it will probably depend on how long ago they were and the criteria for sales agents is definitely more lenient than for brokers.

But so is the cost of gas, milk, tennis shoes, and real estate.

What would you do if you were in my shoes?

@Ayana Rose this was a smart move as you probably would've been scammed or highly taken advantage of during the transaction.My lenders are comfortable at 75% LTV and I have a small hand that will go to 80% LTV in LARGE markets.

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Hi All,
Can you please take at my plan of action, I would to know if it makes sense, if you would do something different? My goal is get of the Peru market, and invest back to USA, I would to replace my income with ...

I'm in the same shoes with potentially not taking all the money back out during cash out refi, but it will beat a 20% down payment on a turnkey property by far! 

Hi there Rose,thank you very much for your response.

Generally people leave their shoes in that area or at least wipe them off.