Our first AI prospecting that uses pain point data rather than some bs numerical algorithm !

I find that redfin.com has some good data buried within their sales algorithm.

X-Amz-Expires=601200&X-Amz-Date=20190806T091520Z&X-Amz-Algorithm=AWS4-HMAC-SHA256&X-Amz-Credential=AKIAINAFXR3SDILSVHQA%2F20190806%2Fus-east-1%2Fs3%2Faws4_request&X-Amz-SignedHeaders=host&X-Amz-Signature=e199a10ec756c9daf8cea38f3fc19d9fef8c725a3037a4217e9bc42c53f7b947I don't know how the year 2 figures are calculated.

My view on maintenance/cap ex is that percent of rent is not a great algorithm.  

Do they accept low ball offers to get it off the books or hold steady to meet minimum returns their algorithms demand.

People can say otherwise and use all sorts of algorithms, graphs, charts and guesses, but knowing when a market is near its peak or will continue to go up or whether it has bottomed or will continue to go down is just not feasible.

YES lots of competition in Big Bear over 6k properties listed and to self-manage and make money you have to be really, really good ... there is a reason why platforms have algorithms to show only 'top' homes.

So, I can renovate any property in the US to move in condition by doing a cosmetic upgrade for $XX depending on the size of the property.This is just step one to get to an offer stage...you'll need to bust *** in due diligence to confirm your assumptions...a great agent can be your best asset here...or your contractor network.Unfortunately, the real solution is a wildly complex algorithm that will only get you marginally better results...remember, acquire properties by going through phases...phase 1 is getting comfortable with an offer based on what you know after the first filter...entering due diligence is where the real work starts. 

It was nowhere near $12,0000 and the algorithm that performs this task was calculated in error.   

Before I try to do the math, does anyone know of a formula/algorithm to employ for the best strategy to payoff multiple amortized mortgages?