The number(s) used to call (especially if it's by a service) may have been marked as “Spam Risk” by the telephone company’s algorithm (e.g, 100s of calls in 1 hour either in spikes or consistently, recipients reporting it).

Zillow's algorithms don't take into account whether or not it's occupied - it just uses public data for square footage, tax history, etc.

lol....all of these real estate websites use algorithms based on some generic formula.

Hi Nicholas,A few things:1) Mortgage inquiries are not treated the same by the FICO algorithm as credit card inquiries.

But reality will soon set in and you’ll realize that algorithm and bp calculations don’t pan out in real life because we are dealing with people not spread sheets ...when your tenant snorts the rent money up his nose , the contractors robbed you and left a disaster , code enforcement is breathing down your throat ,insurance company cancels you .

Some one also mentioned that it has something to do with the algorithm's that the site uses not being setup to keep up with the current market.

#rd party companies do so by using an algorithm that considered both the square footage of the units, but also the occupancy...My apologies for the ignoranceBut what is RUBSThank you!

They use various algorithms and public data which vary wildly.

And...Millennials were even more likely to have made an offer sight-unseen, with 41 percent saying they had done so, compared with 30 percent of Gen-Xers and 12 percent of baby boomers....These folks are mostly college grads, and mostly had a course or two in college that touched on Game Theory, if not algorithmic "if... then" type thinking that was incidental/implicit as part of some programming course, so it is entirely unsurprising to me that my generation is doing this disproportionately.

The algorithms that they run on operate fundamentally differently based on their perspective when they created them.