The federal reserve is now committed to a low interest rate environment for the foreseeable future, IF they were to raise interest rates back to 4% ALL homebuyers and many consumers that refinanced their properties would be under water as purchasing power would decrease and there would be a subsequent impact on sale prices (historically there is an inverse relationship between interest rates and property prices; drop interest rates, property prices go up and the reverse applies).What do you think? 

Apologies if the OP mentioned that in a subsequent post that I skipped over.

The Fed has increased the money supply in the market significantly to keep things afloat subsequently.  

I am very nervous about appraisal and subsequently am very conservative on comps.

IE lower end SFR's or SFR's that are substantially under the median price point of a given MSA and the subsequent risk / reward factors..

Subsequently, increase saving rate to at least 50% by reducing unnecessary spending.4.

If you're loss is higher than the allowable deduction, then you can use it in subsequent year.For example, the property loses $50K.

Last one bought property for a garage but the garage tanked and subsequently they did as well.

And not much less in subsequent years.

I, too, was already doing that in other markets, with trusted agents.Jekyll’s reviews in public review sites were positive (this later changed on one website, but only subsequent to my experience - and not by me.)