Yes, a time weighted average approach works in the stock market, and in the housing market.

(i live in Baltimore suburbs-houses in the city are cheaper but they are in the sketchy areas)                    I would say to weight the pros and cons of partnership carefully.

And I don't know how much weight I'd like to put on an inflation forecast that was off for 2021. 

The ORT is 100% weighted in tenant favour, if you’re ever granted even $1 assume consider it gravy.

The disadvantages I hear people say, in my opinion don’t hold that much weight.

In my opinion, it is best to mitigate damage and allow them.The investor I had mentioned is probably worth $60+ million so to me, his advice bears a lot of weight.

I further had a weight loss goal and have achieved that a few weeks ago.

Loyalty is hard to come by and holds its weight with high value individuals. 

So making observations on more or less profitable areas is racist if the demographics aren't weighted the same?

Your PM should have done that after the first time they didn't provide access to the property.Secondly, this is the price investors pay for investing in places where the laws are heavily weighted in the favor of the tenants.