Even though you say you weren't impressed by the data on our website, the information is very true and why most in the PM industry do not use Yelp when deciding on a PM - since you referenced the information, but did not share it, here it is for everyone educating themselves on this forum - "Even though Yelp.com is a popular place for online reviews, Yelp’s ineffective algorithm has been the source of multiple lawsuits due to the suppression of authentic positive reviews, and the website is under increasing scrutiny from the business community as well as consumers"My experience tells me people want all opinions, not just the ones a platform wants them to see.

The most frustrating part is I spoke to a customer service rental property specialist at USAA and the best reason she could provide is that the rebuild calculation comes from an algorithm based on over 50,000 contractor inputs.

as others have said, boosting posts will really get you nowhere, especially with the changes to the algorithm this past year. 

The tricky part with FB is you can't specifically target lists...You may only have FB's algorithm working for you with people who are showing behaviors they want to sell their house.

The looser the policy, the more friendly it is to the algorithm. 

@Lance LambertonI am sure there are and it is not a bad idea to know but I will say one reason I love real estate is it is hard to distill down to an algorithm or statistics on a macro scale.

And still a bad idea to use it as the only source of info when with a few minutes work you can have real-world numbers instead of relying on an algorithm...

They all use their own rating algorithms so what someone else is paying may not be relevant. 

You can google fico odds chart and get additional info, but their algorithms change from time to time and they use different models for different uses.

They know exactly what they are looking for and at and know, based on experience, what is going to work and what isn't.They don't need an algorithm to tell them that.