Although, some people are overly sensitive lately.

It is called "The James Wise Sensitivity Training Fund"!

The residential subs are generally more sensitive to this type of thing.

Even though I am new to this industry, I work full time in Event Operations, so I have skills in creating and implementing systems to improve efficiency and repeatability, and working in an urgent and time sensitive environment with strict and important deadlines.  

Those sellers have issues that are typically time sensitive...which means were under a time crunch to get it closed.

However on a micro level, some markets are more sensitive to national recessions.

You could put chainlink fencing around the sensitive area to create a "cage" with a locking door so no one has access.Actually, now that I think about it, you could frame and drywall it with a locking door also.

Renters get scammed quite easily by providing their sensitive information or even doing things like wiring deposits, or even simply doing things that may not be a matter of exercising good judgement — but that can happen when thinking about something like a new home.

I plan to purchase land adjacent to higher end resort towns, design and build smaller, very modernly styled and mountain contextually sensitive homes.

This was really great for keeping me organized- it allows you to automatically send bills, add payments and also has time sensitive features baked in (for example a late fee applied on day 5).