Would it be a poor decision? 

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Quote from @ShaRae Kalian: Hi everyone,We’re facing a tough decision with our investment property in Chandler, AZ, and would love some insight from experienced investors.Here’s our situation: Purchased with a Hard Money Loan – Current balance: $300,000 Recent Appraisal: $385,000 Already Invested: $97,000 in renovations Rent: $2,000/month, which isn’t covering refinance requirements Refinance Roadblock: A DSCR lender is requiring $34,000 cash to close to refinance.

I would speak to them about it before making any decision on renewing or not renewing.

With that said, I am not going to make any decision in haste.

It might not be as much work as doing both sides, but it still requires your time and attention.3.Negotiation Power: Whether you’re buying or selling, you need to ensure you’re making smart decisions and not overpricing or underpricing the property.

Base your decisions on hard facts only and maintain a paper trail. 

You find the person who makes decisions bout the property and ask "what are your plans for the house?" 

And I used to ask this type of questions when I was a newbie and the truth is, no one can tell you anything and you just have to make that decision yourself based on your current situation, your short term and long term goal. 

And the number of nuanced decisions that need to be made in order to have a well-executed design simply cannot be fully covered prior to demo, and often even after demo, especially if you are talking renovations.