This can give you a sense of whether they have the knowledge and expertise to help you achieve your investment goals.

Thank you so much for your expertise!

I currently own a a few MF properties nearby that I self-manage remotely but given the distance, lack of market expertise and a growing family I would defer to a well vetted property manager on any future acquisitions in this area.Not looking for turnkey as much as something that is a little rough around the edges - I am used to the ups and downs that come with buying in C areas for the 'best' return hence working with a great local contractor would be absolutely necessary. 

Fayetteville needs your expertise.

So, my advice is to be professional, value your time and expertise, and make sure that your clients do as well.P.S.

With previous experience as a general contractor, I bring a diverse skill set that includes expertise in customer service, relationship building, and a keen attention to detail.

@Bob WillisFar far far from my field of expertise.

Your expertise and perspectives would be immensely appreciated as I make informed decisions.Thank you for your time in advance its greatly appreciated and respected!

You might find a better way with an estate planner, something I might rarely suggest as real estate usually isn’t their expertise, so maybe just a smart lawyer. 

I was not involved in terms that were offered but expertise and ability to close on time and meet deadlines was all I could ask for.