I just treat people like this firmly and assertively tell them to leave me alone.

I make no assertions nor hold any opinions about what decision making paradigm one should use to make the choice if they should pay a QI or attempt to go it alone; that's up to them. 

Spend as little as possible - lest the Yellow Letter "gurus" bleed you dry on vague assertions of outrageously rich results - and realize that scaling up costly marketing efforts might be a futile pursuit.

Regardless, I'll be sure to let my attorneys know that they should reconsider their legal opinions because there is some random guy on the Internet without a law degree who is so confident they are wrong, he doesn't feel the need to support his assertions with any data?  

Your assertion that EVERYBODY wants the government to bail them out when they are in trouble is ridiculous.

A lot of foreclosure work is done fast and furious and it's not unheard of that a lien holder was not properly served in the foreclosure process and can later assert a claim.

Does a former Owner's heirs come out of nowhere and assert a right over the property?   

THAT is when you need to assert your initiative.

Your assertion to the contrary is laughable.

Sorry if I jumped on you...I'm getting used to people using rhetorical questions on the Politics forum to assert their opinions...You say that oil wasn't the main reason.