I don't think so.Now I understand once the auction is over then they have some great profit potential, but artificially inflating it at the auction does NOT benefit the lender (at least in Texas).

This difference in cash flow is artificial as you have higher debt or you've put more of your money into the deal to make the cash flow higher.Also if you are talking years to pay back $3300, it means you don't have a lot of money in reserves-what if something happens to either your house or the rental-do you have to borrow money to fix it? 

Who benefits most from artificially low rates? 

Would hate to be old person on a fixed budget buying medicine and paying higher rates to support free health care for non citizens.Etc etc.      

These people may even become relatively rich one day, but will never be able to sustain any lifestyle without going back to work eventually, because they did not create wealth.The speakers I have been listening to over the past couple weeks of my real estate course have all been heavily biased towards the realtor mentality, they have what I consider to be “the poor person's†mindset, as they see artificial caps on the amount of money a person could possibly make, and limit themselves to only doing what has been done before.

They created an artificial sellers market as there is/was no way they could continue buying at that pace.I sold a number of properties (flips) to another hedge fund, AH4R, and they paid at least my asking, sometimes more (only one occasion where they offered less).IMO, this artificially inflated prices for retail buyers....

I don't think the prices are artificially inflated.

I would go with all white and as someone mentioned you need a mirror /medicine cabinet on the wall. and the TP should not be sitting on top of the toilet bowl tank.

This is very new for me coming from the world of medicine but honestly what better field is there to be in?

Its because of artificially low interest rates that retired people and savers are being screwed over to support the wall street and housing bubbles.