<prompt> Human: Our basics: 33F 32M, 1 kid hopefully will have another one in the next few years, combined income is approximately 180k we essentially live off of one income save the other, we have about 200k in retirement accounts 401k IRA plus another 170k in savingsinvestements. Its this last bit of money that we need help knowing what to do with.I have a unique job that pays for ALL of our housing expenses yes, I know how incredibly lucky we are. My job also has a few other complicated financial elements - we live overseas about 80 of the time so have different tax implications, my retirement plan is good but somewhat complicated, etc.There is a fee-only financial advisor that caters to people employed in my line of work. I reached out to him bc, while I feel rather confident managing our investments in passive Vanguard funds, I feel like were reaching a point where perhaps we should be doing more. For example, we are considering buying an investment property. This would be purely a financial decision and Im not 100 confident its a good one - Id like the input of a professional.Hes offering a 3-month unlimited financial advising package for 1200. I honestly have no idea if this is a reasonable fee or not. I really am a novice here and would love the advice of PF. I feel like hes perhaps offering more than we need - its a full-service package retirement, education, estate planning, etc - and really Id just like to talk to someone about whether or not buying a property is a good idea. But I do like that he understands fully our unique lifejob circumstances and I think thats probably worth paying a premium if thats even what this is - as I said, I truly have no idea what a reasonable rate would be.Advice on the fee? Thank you!  <response>: 1200 is a very small percentage of your current assets. Because of your complicated situation and your high income, the cost benefit of seeing the advisor seems extremely good. My two cents. 