Assign weights to each comp, with the comps with the least number of adjustments getting the most weight. 

Well unfortunately I tackle weight loss, like you tackle real estate investing.  

I tend to give more weight to the former than the latter.

He’s worth his weight in gold and I wouldn’t risk our relationship by offering him a “Bonus” threatening him with a timeline.

And that's OK, because that's how something as important as a person's housing security should be treated in a just world.So you don't need to take the weight of the world on your shoulders, Ted.

Please let me know of the best courses that meet this description and are worth their weight in gold.

I don't know if this will make you feel any better but even if the roof pancakes flat the interior and exterior walls should support that weight, even though (of course) the house will be totally uninhabitable until the entire roof structure is rebuilt.

Thanks for sharing it.While not exactly the same, I have had trouble with local building department pushing their weight around. 

I recently purchased the book How To Invest In Real Estate and so far i have gotten to chapter 2 but just from what i have read, it’s full of really good information and stresses so hard to be consistent which I already am because of my own personal hobbies like weight lifting and skateboarding.

You want your weighted risk return (current return - risk free rate of return) - which if rates go up, govt bond yields go up which means your returns should adjust accordingly.