If so, review it to ensure it matches the estoppel certificate4.

You need clear forms of ID that match the name you are vesting- an ITIN number or LLC is another set of loops and verification needed. 

Clarification is needed as the responses on here don’t match what I have read elsewhere. 

I know HomeSnap works similarly, where if I take a picture of a property, it uses it's software to take my GPS coordinates, search public records and match the public records address with MLS and then because I'm a Realtor with access to MLS I can see the actual listing data if it is a listing, or if it's off market it simply says off market and just reports the information from the last sale/public records.Zillow, Trulia, Redfin, Realtor.com all do the same thing. 

My w-2 doesnt have a 401k so I am not 100% familiar with the way it works, however if my employers match was already in the 401k and I could withdraw it at any point, I would likely withdraw it and search for good RE deals, just because I would know what I am investing in.

@Zach Wain problem with your recommendation: when the awful hazard insurance claim arrives, the insurance company will balk at paying the name on the policy as does not match ownership.

@Tom Wagner The inventory will likely match similar to last year, like you said seasonally.

I cannot advise on professionals in your area, as I am a native Texas resident, however my team is experienced and highly trained on matching investors with investments within their criteria.

The best way to get started, in my biased opinion, would be to click the "Find an Agent" button at the top of the screen and interview a few of the folks we match you with in the results! 

Appraiser verifies rents, you need a lease and a deposit check to match.