I am a full time engineer by day, and Realtor/investor by night.I wanted to get some input from the community on a real estate software/algorithm project I am currently working. 

An algorithm or credit score will be useless .

There are some exceptions, but those usually involve a significant capital investment very close to the Square and tons of hard work.The rental market in Oxford, both short and long-term, is very nuanced, so the computer algorithms of rent estimate websites can be very inaccurate. 

Just reading the Multifamily Millionaire and learned about MRBA (Multifamily Repair Budget Algorithm) and the MCEBA (Multifamily Capital Expenditure Algorithm).

I pay my cards in full and early every month, but still the algorithms flag this as risky behavior. 

The LL will have a different algorithm.

Brendan Carroll I do not know of an API for this, but while I applaud you for the in-depth research and obvious due-diligence you are performing, Zillow is not a very reliable source for data- especially their estimating algorithm.

@Riley Gilson,You'll want to double-check the Zestimates against the available comparables yourself.Zillow's algorithms make the best guess they can, but they're not that good at it.

The real question you're asking is to quickly identify properties that are over/undervalued based on a faulty algorithm. 

How long do you think it'll take until they get the algorithm to account for updates and become pretttty accurate?