We used algorithms and math to create rules to classify areas...this is a very scientific journey...and my B-class is probably significantly different than most...so, I think the fundamental question is what makes a B-class location B-class...It's also important to note the structure...even using the simple class factor...a 200 year old property with a stone foundation in an "A-class" neighborhood may turn into a cashflow killing money pit...Best of luck

The Top Contributors is different for each forum, and the score is some complicated algorithm that combines post totals with vote totals from recent forum activity. 

You're constantly chasing what the audience AND the algorithm are looking for.

It's not a simple "offer letter = yes" algorithm though, really need to know and see the full picture. 

IG changes its algorithm constantly so we've found that following certain IG influencers through YouTube provides tips on what're the best things to create reach.

Hey @Manley Seale, AirDNA uses an algorithm to predict the occupancy and nightly rental rate.

If you don't add this code to your website you basically can't communicate with Facebook's algorithm and it's just assuming that you haven't had any results from your marketing because it has nothing to track. 

These new "Private Market" flood policies are rated on their own algorithms and often can be less than traditional flood insurance through the National Flood Insurance program. 

Bear in mind that it's just a computer algorithm.

AirDNA and others are just algorithms.