Most of the larger late night TV "We Buy Houses" commercial companies have all moved into this space as well, some have terrible Apps because they aren't really tech savvy and didn't want to spend the money, others really don't understand how important the algorithms are in the ingenuity of their platforms.    

.: It's a computer algorithm.

It is free, however the free version will simply spit out a number which some sort of algorithmic average of the closest comps.

Miller The algorithms I developed will work anywhere, but a lot of historical behavioral information for the specific tenant pool you want to target is required.

Hi This may sound like a dumb quetion. The calculator provided with the Multifamily Multimillonare book helps you calculate MRBA. The final MBN # is that per unit per month or per unit per year?

and am wondering if anyone can answer a very small clarifying question that came up when I was checking out the calculator spreadsheets in the bonus content (i.e. the Multifamily Capital Expenditure Budget Algorithm and the Multifamily Repair Budget Algorithm).The end result from the calculators is called the "Moving Baseline Number", which is a term I haven't heard before - can anyone provide any additional context on why it's called that? 

They can still be resort, STR friendly communities, but the homes are typically older and won't likely get the attention from the algorithms that you need to attract potential vacationers. 

As search engines have evolved they have been bettering their crawling and indexing algorithms in ways that try to get away from the generic key word hits.

They each have their own algorithms for determining their particular score or grading value.I am looking for Bad Habits, in all areas...financial, legal, reputation, online presence, and employment.

It is free and pulls the same data that AirDNA does.Like others have mentioned, combining an algorithm with direct research should get you a good idea of what to expect.