Jeff G. is alluding to those who are still borrowing heavily BEFORE the expected crash.

Obviously the fed would seek to mitigate such effects on the economy with respect to rates and rate changes but with respect to buying as an actual investment rather than speculative purchases (as we saw in pre-crash behavior and property prices) and knowing you were going to be making money at the time of purchase and that the return would be acceptable to the investor(s), there is a window in which property values must fall before they exit out of view to one side or another (law of diminishing returns) and after values have left the investment window it really doesn't matter how high or low rate or values rise or fall, we as investors will not be discussing the matter anyway.

Actually, I am hoping for another 2009 stock market crash so that i can pick up more premium assets.

Are they "deals" or are they getting back to pre-crash prices?

I need some advice about moving forward as an investor and what to do with my 1st property.A little background: We bought this 3 br 1 bath house in a great neighborhood before the crash for 95k.

I believe we will see the market crash back to the recent years in 2 or 3 years (I'm thinking 3 years).

It opens alright, and let's me see posts, but crashes every time I click on one.

My "why" came during the crash of the economy.  

I have life experience but due to the stock market crash, my funds are limited but I have an attitude that if there's a will there's a way.

Depends on what happens in the market in question and how expensive houses are in the future. the guy I work with was able to buy a bunch of houses cheap in the crash in our town and owner finance them.