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Published 13:55 11 Aug 2017 BST
The app uses a nifty algorithm called "Eliot" which according to the site "“learns from historical trends, competing services and products, supply and demand signals and its only agenda is to get you a fair price.”
As well as showing you the estimated rental value for your place, the app will also show you a separate list of rates for your place throughout the year, taking into account specific dates like St. Patricks day, Christmas as well as changing weather and historical trends.
You can then value your property on the site against other ones in your local area to see how it compares against the demanding market.
The last feature of the website and most definitely the best part, it gives you a thirst for travel by showing where you could go for "free" if you rent your place for one week.
Time to pack the bags.
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