@Dave Stokley maybe it's a start...but guests are humans and the algorithm isn't always a sure fire way to prevent bad guests.

Yes but be weary trusting their statistics as they are algorithm based and we all know how well the algorithms worked out....

One of the reasons that investing is STILL a lucrative endeavor is that it has largely been algorithm-resistant. 

Zillow algorithm may not differentiate between 2 similar properties in the same neighborhood. 

Their algorithm does not hide a review because it’s from a property owner.

Consumer sites like Zillow, on the other hand, use algorithms based on the past sales of properties of similar size and age in the area.

For example, Google algorithms might decide that a business that's farther away from your location is more likely to have what you're looking for than a business that's closer, and therefore rank it higher in local results.RelevanceRelevance refers to how well a local listing matches what someone is searching for.

If the Airbnb algorithm changes and you can’t Airbnb as successfully as it was previously (over $100/night per unit at 66% occupancy) can you make the mortgage?

Then they use some kind of algorithm to crunch this all down into a "tenant score".Especially if you're new to this game, don't let your gut feeling about someone override the numbers data.

Internet searches do not help much since Google's algorithms only show what they want.