Bradley John Mcdaniel

US Patent:

20140058961, Feb 27, 2014

Filed:

Nov 6, 2013

Appl. No.:

14/073852

Inventors:

Bradley John McDaniel - Alamo CA, US
John Phillip Norman - Port Washington WI, US
Michael LaMar Robbins - Belgium WI, US
Earl David Sacerdoti - Alamo CA, US

Assignee:

RealAgile, Inc. - Alamo CA

International Classification:

G06Q 30/06
G06Q 50/16

US Classification:

705313

Abstract:

A technique for estimating the relative likelihood that specific parcels or groups thereof will sell within a selected time, possibly including such steps as: Responsive to location of each parcel with respect to other parcels that have recently sold, including receiving a 1kind of information, associated with sales in a neighborhood for each parcel being examined, including a set of attributes. Deriving additional attributes for each parcel based on its attributes and others near it. Determining independently for each neighborhood which of those attributes are more important for estimating relative likelihood of sale. Determining a degree of similarity between each unsold parcel and each recently-sold parcel, in response to those sets of attributes, weighted in response to relative importance. Providing a 2kind of information, ordering parcels by a relative likelihood of sale within a selected time.

US Patent:

8583562, Nov 12, 2013

Filed:

Sep 30, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/571350

Inventors:

Terrence Lee McDaniel - Alamo CA, US
Bradley John McDaniel - Alamo CA, US
John Phillip Norman - Port Washington WI, US
Michael LaMar Robbins - Belgium WI, US
Earl D. Sacerdoti - Alamo CA, US

Assignee:

RealAgile, Inc. - Alamo CA

International Classification:

G06Q 50/00

US Classification:

705313

Abstract:

A technique for estimating the relative likelihood that specific parcels or groups thereof will sell within a selected time, possibly including such steps as: Responsive to location of each parcel with respect to other parcels that have recently sold, including receiving a 1kind of information, associated with sales in a neighborhood for each parcel being examined, including a set of attributes. Deriving additional attributes for each parcel based on its attributes and others near it. Determining independently for each neighborhood which of those attributes are more important for estimating relative likelihood of sale. Determining a degree of similarity between each unsold parcel and each recently-sold parcel, in response to those sets of attributes, weighted in response to relative importance. Providing a 2kind of information, ordering parcels by a relative likelihood of sale within a selected time.