Hope the wedding planning is going smoothly.I'm really not familiar with google adwords, but I do think FB ads have tons of untapped potential because people are scared of the "algorithm" and sort of just throw money at a boosted post and hope for the best. 

The current algorithm over there is thinking about it.

As returns are entered into the computers, or received from electronic filers, a scoring algorithm is run against the data.

In addition, some companies will not only look at credit but add in other factors like # of moves, type of credit owned, incomes, locations, etc. and come up with a composite risk score based on some algorithm that shows real likelihood to pay their rent on time.

FICO is supposed to inact a new algorithm in October that will make AU's not count in any way shape or form to the credit score.

They use algorithms that attempt to estimate what the property is worth, and these values can fluctuate wildly compared to the properties real market value.

As mentioned by @Robert Adams , Google is constantly changing their algorithm making it extremely difficult to stay on-top of organic rankings.

Sites like Accredify offer to screen people for you using their own algorithms, but it remains to be seen if people will actually use this service because of security concerns, etc.If one were to use this Accredify or some other site-based screening process AND have the potential investor sign a subscription agreement where they certify they're accredited like a standard Regulation D has do you think that would pass the reasonableness test?

Joseph Weisenbloom: I would take the information as a 75% solution due to the fact of not knowing the algorithm used for the software nor the categories used to determine what is/is not considered "crime".

If you use the algorithm I outlines, you income is 6911+94+840+397 = 8242.