That's why using any online algorithms to determine value, size, or details of homes is often unreliable.

The others can be a good indicator to figure out if you’re on the right track, but they seem to use an entirely different algorithm that doesn’t necessarily reflect your “true” credit score.

According to their algorithm, I'm a bad candidate for a HELOC since my personal income wouldn't cover the debt obligations I'm currently guaranteeing.

its algorithmic, used for general public knowledge. if you are trying to invest ...

For example, if you are analyzing a list of properties on auction from a spreadsheet you may want to compare the list price of the property with the current bid or if you are using an algorithm for a market value such as a "zestimate" maybe you compare it to a number of metrics.

For example, if you are analyzing a list of properties on auction from a spreadsheet you may want to compare the list price of the property with the current bid or if you are using an algorithm for a market value such as a "zestimate" maybe you compare it to a number of metrics.

Not sure why but I think BP's algorithm censored out the term market shift in my previous post......Odd.

Ordinary people are going to feel overwhelmed if they start listening to a podcast or join the forums and immediately get hammered with GAAP terminology and complex analytical algorithms.

Here's a pro tip: Facebook's Algorithm analyzes your ad copy in order to show your ad to the right people. 

Currently, I'm trying to build my rental portfolio, I've taken a ton of training, but a lot of the algorithms or formulas that I've learned, dont apply to my market.