When it comes down to it though I would suggest the honest answer when confronted by how much experience you have gained in said industry.Getting new clients is always work but if you are transparent in the way you do business, they will be more likely to refer more business to you.

I am slowly building this business, taking my time to do it right and operate with transparency.

The rules are close enough in each country that in most cases it won't be a deciding factor - you will benefit more from choosing an objectively reasonable structure that is transparent to, and provides a smooth investment process for, your investors. 

I have heard to many bad stories of dealing with contractors and would like to find honest, transparent, and diligent contractors that have experience working with investors.Any recommendations or advice would help.

They are not very transparent and most won't even let you publicly discuss investments that are already funded.

The process is cleaner, transparent, and most importantly it leaves a trail that the hand-off was executed according to the state and city requirements.

I agree that expert management comes down to honesty, transparency, etc.  

The more transparent you are with your tenants, the better the relationship will go.

We try to perform an effective service at a reasonable price with an up front and transparent fee structure.  

Very transparent and everybody gets a copy