Lots of people working on algorithms.

If a unit is vacant and then occupied, the algorithm may assume a month 2 actual read that is lower than the month 1 estimated read shows that the meter has "round tripped" (like a car going to 1 mile on the odometer after 99,999) - although that would be more like $3,000 than $1,000 higher ime.

Not spam, but the algorithm thought otherwise. 

I don't have access to FICO's secret algorithms, but the software we use which was built by folks trying their best to reverse engineer said algorithms, which I've played with extensively, shows the 'sweet spot' at 1% to 14.49% of utilization for credit card accounts, for almost all credit scenarios. 

If so, my comp algorithm says $350,480, 6 bd, 4 ba, 2,262 sqft, 8,712 sqft.

If you go to the "Network" tab at the top ofthe screen, you can type in "Statesville, NC".From there, you can connect with people in your localmarket.Just remember, don't spam anyone as the algorithm could block you.Hope this helps!

If you go to the "Network" tab at the top ofthe screen, you can type in "Pasadena"From there, you can connect with people in your localmarket.Just remember, don't spam anyone as the algorithm willblock you.Hope this helps!

The bank will use the purchase price for value since you bought it so recently.Sites like Zillow or Redfin are good to give a ballpark, but they are usually inaccurate because their algorithms aren't able to decipher condition of comps and whether or not they are in a comparable neighborhood (some comp homes might be 0.25 miles away but they are sitting in a much better/worse neighborhood)At this point, I wouldn't worry about it.

Hi @Chris Irvin, If you go to the "Network" tab at the top ofthe screen, you can type in  "Tampa, FL"From there, you can connect with people in your localmarket.Just remember, don't send too many at once as the algorithm willblock you.Hope this helps!

Why let an algorithm give you guesstimate numbers when you can get the real ones yourself?