We want the applicant to know the consequences of providing false or misleading information. 

For all of its reputation for being expensive, Marin tends to have its share of funky little fixer places that can still be had for at or under $1 million.    

I mention 'is' because many reputable TK companies will not sell the home until there is a renter in it.

If you click on that, you can select what services you need and it will provide a list of reputable servicemen to complete your task. 

Separate topic but any negative consequences for taking the forbearance?

What are the potential consequences of this?

Once you click on that, you can select the services you need in your area and it will bring up a list of reputable contractors to complete your requests.Hope this helps :)

Now if the buyer suggests a reputable title company, I have no problem using them.

So, you may purchase in an area that is not as good as you thought, and the consequence is a poor quality tenant pool.

Maybe I would be more confident with more information and after reading more, but I don't want to be in a position where there is any uncertainty in what I am doing, while simultaneously not being responsible for all of the consequences.