How do you think one would prepare or build this expense in as a safeguard to losing their job unexpectedly ?

The seller has nothing to do with the Property Management Company's duties to safeguard this information as required by the Consumer Reporting Agencies & the Fair Credit Reporting Act.What you should do instead of trying to get that specific information is get the Property Management Company's screening criteria.

Despite critics who have characterized the weakened rules as the “Wild West,” Gallagher pointed out that safeguards for investors remain in place, including that antifraud laws still apply, accredited investor verification must still be complied with, no “bad actors” can be involved, and a Form D must be filed.In contrast to the Wild West of Rule 506(c), Gallagher said that the JOBS Act Title III crowdfunding provision, which was weighed down by “nanny state investor protections,” is more akin to 1970s East Germany, where the heavy hand of the state is “omnipresent and smothering.”

There are many reasons a property may be pulled off the market, there can be legal matters, repairs to safeguard collateral, marketability issues or after exposure to the market a property may not be attracting offers, it can be pulled to relist later on as market perceptions of that property may change or as the market changes to obtain the highest price.

The site inspector will just check to make sure you have a few basic things (i.e. a locked door for the premises where credit reports are accessed and stored, a locking filing cabinet to safeguard the reports, and a shredder to destroy reports no longer needed).I'd recommend anyone who plans on doing landlording long-term to do this. 

Lenders have the right to safeguard collateral, in fact, the obligation to do so, that includes the value.

When that note is signed the broker has a fudicary responsibility to the investor, to do those things to safeguard that investment.

Thank you.I am a principal consultant at Safeguard Advisors, a provider of Self Directed IRA & 401(k) plans that allow a full mix of investments from traditional financial products to non-traditional classes such as real estate.  

I am looking for a way to safeguard for this.  

Paul, not necessarily, officers and director or members are liable for their acts amongst each other and to the public should they not take reasonable care or commit illegal acts.Might be hard for a start up business to obtain performance bonds and obtain errors and omissions coverage along with a ton of liability coverage, ask your agent.Another safeguard might be a Hold Harmless and Indemnification Agreement made by and between the members, that can help keep you out of court in some cases, the indemnification is only as sound as the financial strength backing it up and there must be consideration for the Agreement, consideration may be viewed in light of the loss suffered as well as the conduct of those entitled to being made whole.