Property value is an OPINION anyway, a computer algorithm is only going to be able to do so much.   

I am also in a far better position to compare the properties then an algorithm.

The algorithms that Zillow uses to predict prices sometimes give you a correct value and sometimes don't, depending what properties have closed recently in the area.Good luck to you!

That is how the scoring algorithms work.They are in "time out" for federally insured mortgages for a longer time period after a foreclosure than after a short sale.In many states, a foreclosure results in a deficiency, for which the lender can sue.

It's a combination of machine learning, crazy algorithms, and big data, to create a one-of-a-kind appraisal and credit report.

There are many tricks you can use to get your property higher in search within their algorithms. 

@Tony VelezThey all use different parameters (Algorithms). 

We are acquainted with a group who have developed an effective algorithmic computer program to determine a neighborhood's potential for profit.  

The tier system takes into account: Average unemployment rateMedian household incomePercentage growth in populationAdjusted property tax base per capitaPoverty level, age of housing stock, proximity to adjacent county employment, employment sector concentration, at risk industries, ... these data points are not part of the tier ranking algorithm.

Would anyone know of a service, or way I can learn more about algorithms???