By that thinking, a better algorithm could help solve for discrepancies in the variations of appraised values.

I don’t remember the dates exactly but around 7 years ago Google changed their algorithms for SEO.

If there was a news station or an algorithm that could do it perfectly all markets would be in equilibrium and there would be no money to be made.

You are getting into an algorithm based business and the hospitality business.

Quote from @Brandon Elliott: Those platforms use computer algorithms based on raw data (zip code, square feet, # of beds/baths, etc.) but they cannot account for qualify of build, what the neighbor's house looks like, and other factors.

… I’ve read a few posts on their site from hosts about cancelation fees, tech issues including algorithmic affects, etc.   

From there, you can connect with people in your localmarket.Just remember, don't spam anyone as the algorithm willblock you.Also, if you would like a recommendation to a DSCR lender, feel free to connect.Hope this helps!

That can often lead to a negative experience but should be considered if the bookings provide good revenue for you to get your algorithm and reviews a jump start.Hope this helps, good luck!

I would avoid all of the algorithms simply because they are just 'guessing; in a sense.For most properties, you can just go on your preferred website like Zillow/Redfin/Realtor.com and just look around for properties that are extremely similar to yours.

That way when the busy season returns, you will have an established listing that will rank higher on airbnb's algorithm.