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The best investment these institutions can make is seeking out and contracting with firms like ours to acquire high-quality assets matching the algorithms and matrices  each company needs.The institutional business of owning rental houses is here to stay.

For the most part (generalizing here) the assessments are based on a computer algorithm.  

They have an algorithm that tells you the best companies to apply for to gain credit and they help you navigate to find the best ones.

and much less algorithmic than residential.

This is backed economists and algorithms and crazy calculations I do not understand haha.Thanks all!!

I can't remove "dogs negotiable" from the source listing, since that is used in the algorithm that asks potential tenants who want a showing our prescreening questions, if I remove it the algorithm will block anyone that has a dog from a showing.

It's true you can get "home values" through Zillow and Trulia, but their data is coming from either public record, or their algorithms.  

Either something quirky with their algorithm of bad data entered into the MLS.  

There are real estate technology software companies out there that run analytics on MLS data to track trends, and even some that use algorithms to find deals.