They uses jenky algorithms that will never be able to truly evaluate a property accurately.

who knows how to find or make work the landing pages on craigslist for REI Blackbook, with the algorithms which re-posts it to the top automatically?  

In my opinion sites like Rentometer, Zillow, etc. are not good places to help you determine rental price because they are just estimates, based on whatever algorithm they use.

I've run every algorithm that an individual could recommend,  and all seem to check out.

If you have one thermostat in a one bedroom unit and you have 2 or 3 in another unit, this is where you are going to have to develop an algorithm to solve the cost each tenant owes.  

Multiple pulls in a 2 week time period is usually counted as one pull as the algorithms know you are rate shopping.If you get pulls going on a few months each time you try to locate a property to buy then it can affect your score.If you know your score is high say above 740 middle score then you typically qualify for the best rates anyway and do not need credit pulled in the beginning.No legal advice given.  

FICO is an acronym of a company that has been producing scoring algorithms since the '50s.  

Texas is a non-disclosure state, which means that actual sales prices are not available to the public.The online sites like Zillow use hocus pocus algorithms to guess the sales price.

Can't tell you how many folks have been jammed up or had their purchases delayed by a month or more because I have to tell them how to game the FICO algorithm to accurately capture their creditworthiness. 

Always maintain an utlilization of less than 30%.Credit scores are all calculated by algorithms.