Partially because some of my partners and I are geographically dispersed, but we are all familiar with that area.

Once you learn the intimate details of your selected area, I'd bet you find that there are a few owners that own multiply properties.Side Note: The usefulness, or uselessness, of the MLS seems to be geographically relative.

Where exactly did this "description" of a NMD Deal come from?  

In your description tell people to just list 4 people or less for all bookings then confirm headcount after the booking.

With the volume of opportunities we underwrite, it's not feasible to visit geographically dispersed properties until more information is gathered (ie: market analysis) and the property meets our specific investment criteria.

We are only allowed to point out geographical positives and negatives. 

The renter criteria I used initially was as follows:*Min. 3x rent multiplier *Credit score of over 650+*Small dogs and cats are ok*No smoking *No criminal record & eviction history*The first step was to take really good pictures and write a nice and detailed description and list the unit on Zillow Rental Manager and FB Marketplace.

The only reason I did so earlier is because I believe it's much easier for a Singaporean to operate in that geographic region than, say, jumping to the US market.

Yes, I would definitely include your screening criteria as part of your listing description.

These insights are only gained through experiences in those geographic markets and varying economic cycles.