There are others like CLoud CMA too.I dislike those - especially those with automated value algorithms.

While the SEO benefits of article directories and inbound links may be cyclical as Google constantly updates its ranking algorithms, we’ve recently seen a resurgence in article directory articles showing up in real estate searches.

There is not an algorithm or set a scientific way to determine value.  

Though we use algorithms to sort and find opportunities, we have full time in house analysts who are reviewing every deal that will be sent out, determining the ARV and pegging a rough rehab estimate using internal tools.

I know I can enter a closing cost, but if I add in  the first quarter taxes and the 1st year insurance, and then the BP calculator also does that somewhere in its algorithm, am I getting accurate numbers?

I don't think of it algorithmically.

I didn't crunch numbers or run some special algorithm

They also use a special website with a special algorithm that scans sights like Airbnb and VRBO looking for listings that do not have the proper permits.

I have since done a lot more due diligence in my screens with a large help to the tenant screen algorithm on BP.

Credit inquiries from mortgage lenders within 30 days are grouped together for scoring purposes as if they were 1 single inquiry.Inquiries from mortgage lenders simply dont have much of an affect on somones credit profile that has good credit.It is unlikely you are getting a score from someplace that uses the same algorithm that lenders actually use.