Be careful with free sites, they only have a couple months of actual data and then project the rest with an algorithm tool.

That way, all of our locks are in the same app and have the same functionality.For exterior deadbolt locks (front door, garage door), we used this:https://a.co/d/2SFMNcy For normal interior locks (bedroom), we used something like this (the ones we have are currently unavailable, but this has similar capabilities):https://a.co/d/8C6nYenYou can create codes from anywhere without the locks having internet connection because it can create them using an offline algorithm.

Their algorithm doesn't seem to know what a MFH is.  

Of course there's still time for some last minute bookings.We use Pricelabs and haven't migrated to the new algorithm because it was pricing consistently lower than the original one. 

So Zillow guy say to me just wait next year home will be down in this market with lower interest rate.Decision: HOLD.Zillow lost billions over the last couple years using their own algorithm to buy and sell properties, so I wouldn't count on them for accuracy or market predictions. 

It was easy to set it up, but I am very concerned about their Price Optimizer...It tells me the average market base price is $214/night, but it provides an "Automatic base price" (an algorithmic tool based on local market demand) of $3160/night and no one from customer service can tell me why there is such a discrepancy.

The model will seem like it will work, but what happens is that a small market shift tanks the entire algorithm in one month and then you can't sell anything.

I was curious if any of these companies have a better algorithm factoring these nuances. 

PIW or appraisal waivers are given by the Fannie/Freddie algorithm.

. $196k value is just an algorithm that wouldn’t take property condition into account.