Depends on how trustworthy they are and their financial situation.Had a guy string me along for an extra month with words like this.

I would like to get some input from some of you experienced BP real estate investors whether I should:A) refinance 2 of the 4 rentals with a mtg for a 15 yr at 3% (currently 30 yr mtg at 4.375% - 4.875%) and let the tenants pay off the mortgage in a shorter term and take my time to pay off the other 2 with lower mtg balance.B) to sell a couple of them at current seller's market and pay off at least 2 of the mortgages with higher mtg balance which would save in tremendous amount of interest and take the extra cash flow to pay more into principal of the other 2 mtg to get it paid off quicker.C) Or to refinance the 2-3 properties for 15 year mtg and sell the other 1-2 properties and invest the proceeds in the stock or cryptocurrency market and try to pay off the mortgages in the future with the gains.  

Currently own investment wise a duplex and a SFH, thinking about paying extra on one of the loans to pay it down faster.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/...If that piques their interest, The Book on Managing Rental Properties by Brandon Turner is definitely a go to and completely worth the extra pages. 

With the market hot, you'll want to make extra sure you're running conservative numbers. 

If you have the extra cash it wouldn’t hurt.

An efficiency kitchen isn't very expensive, but the the stove and refrigerator put extra demands on the electrical panel.

I like how you have it structured but I am curious what the pit falls are.25% is very hefty, but if I rented M2M in the summer, I would rent every single property to transients that are only here for the summer and I would be swamped with vacancies in the fall/winter. 25% increase adds up to an extra month of rent after four months, which off-sets the owner's risk of sitting vacant for a month in the winter.The thing is, I am not desparate enough to rent short-term.

If you are already doing real estate full time or don't have a 40-60 hour job, then you probably aren't taking time away from family and the important things.For me time with family and doing things that are more important than money and for me is a bigger priority than a little extra profit, so my decision is easy I prefer Passive.   

In my initial analysis, if I would have to bleed a property of 2-3% extra in property management fees or I would have to pay $150 extra every month in either utilities or the mortgage just to make the deal look "decent" to match my criteria, I can pretty safely say the properties numbers are to far from comfort for me.