3) Have an experienced, reputable contractor provide input on what it would take to get it right.Is it going to cash flow great as an investment in the meantime??

These are experienced investors that raise capital through private investors, they buy the property, you share in the return.

I'm interested how other REI view or have experienced this dilemma of words.

So a tip I received from more experienced entrepreneurs is to keep meetings at a high level.

As an experienced wholesaler let me give you some advice about foreclosures.

Find out is Indiana allows eviction for possessiona and document all the lease violations and hire an experienced eviction attorney.You might want to read our series about “How to Screen a PMC Better than a Tenant”, since selecting the wrong PMC is usually more harmful than selecting a bad tenant: https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/3094/91877-how-to-screen-a-pmc-better-than-a-tenant-part-1-services-and-processes

If you are not licensed yourself, seek out an experienced Realtor that is investor friendly.

I am just seeking more experienced investors opinions.

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.  

- I would recommend hiring an experienced property manager.