The algorithm gets stronger the more they apply to properties they like. 

But I suppose you don't really need an algorithm to tell you San Fran and Nashville etc are hot markets right now.

Ultimately you want to be engaging with your audience as Facebook's algorithm likes to reward you with more impressions at a lower cost for your ads.

How I wish my home was really work what the ol' algorithm says. 

FYI: - Disputed accounts do not factor into FICO scoring algorithm.

@Dave Foster Ah - so this is part of the algorithm that determines the awards. 

It is simply an algorithmic appraisal based on recent sales, your purchase price, etc. 

But as @Jacob Atkinson points out, it's hard to remember all of the upgrades and the algorithmic solutions out there do the same things. 

The bookies are not trying to pick winners, they're trying to split the market.On top of that, unlike appraisers, they need to assess thousands of parcels annually and therefore generate algorithms to do this as efficiently as possible.So assessed values may be wildly inaccurate for the following reasons:Poor algorithms / methodsStatute (or lack of resources) requiring infrequent reassessments in a changing marketAnomalous properties that have features that can't be adjusted in a wholesale fashionThe assessed value can be a great tool if you understand how your county is arriving at that value. 

FICO's algorithms are a trade secret, but folks have done their best to reverse engineer.