Those big cases fuel the paranoia and fuel the guru schemes.

I can quote hundreds of case laws that demonstrates how this asset protection paranoia fails BUT you will need to pay my attorney for the advice.Now all those guys charging for their book, and $$$$  jump in and prove me wrong. 

Paranoia will destroy ya.

I''ve read the rumors on some online sites about the tungsten in the vaults and I think it's just paranoia and hogwash.

Call me crazy but am I the only one that thinks like this?

Say a well established national REI has a free CRM tool or a cheap website service....what's to stop them from just harvesting all your data from your squeez...

Paranoia runs deep....

It is all about systems and paranoia.

No worries- feel free to find your own guy.The conflict of interest thing I think is a little bit true, but probably also some paranoia.

Investors start getting suspicious about how long the trend will last or the credibility of new price levels -- a form of paranoia that can in itself drive prices back to previous or lower levels.This is a behavior and pattern you can expect regardless of what loan requirements are and has to do with consumer and market behavior, efficiency of markets, demand, supply etc...

A tenant's paranoia is a tenant's problem, I would say.The tenant can choose to buy HIMSELF a home security system at HIS COST AND RISK if he so chooses.