It's just an algorithm.

For small props there are algorithm based studies that are less expensive that engineered studies.

If you want professional, full-service management that will optimize your vacation rentals using the same algorithms hotels use, I'd be happy to chat.

It’s not exactly the same algorithm as what they might use,  but it’s close.  

I am constantly 3 steps ahead of Google because as a human being, and google being an algorithm, and a bunch of programmers, with a lot of red tape and burocrasy it is very easy to be smarter and faster than google.See it this way.

There's a decent possibility of the unit not getting rented for your allotted time, given the way AirBNB/VRBO algorithms work, and you'd still want it to have decent furniture, pots & pans, etc. so you may end up spending more than you expect just keeping it in good shape.  

I read on their site that they use data from the 2010 census and apply their own algorithms to it.

My colleagues and I are seeing a lot of people who were doing Airbnb arbitrage are not renewing leases with the landlords, so demand is shrinking slightly.If you are using the AirBNB platform, which is going through an algorithm change, the general consensus is that you should have instant book on, professional photos, dynamic pricing and competitive cleaning fees because now users can toggle and see the ‘total all in’ price for stays.

Any Solution  If the craigslist account is a new account, the algorithm will flag it down

Assuming BP does use some amount of algorithm, I’m sure that by engaging here in general you get more out from it as you put it in.