Hi there,I'm a Houston based investor and have really started to pump the brakes on investing here in our surrounding communities.

These rules are fluid.

So before Bernard could set up any of our accounts, we pumped the brakes and asked for a refund.

The municipality thus put brakes on illegal units, at least that's what they think.

@Kevin Sobilo,When it comes to options.The people represented to govern have decided what requires a license to do for another person for money (Cut hair, fix brakes, sell real property, plumbing, electrical, chauffeuring, running a day care).

My agent was amazing but didn't have an investor mindset so I'm looking for a new agent to work with who understands a bit more of what is talked about here on BiggerPockets.I'm possibly doing this next deal with my brother so budget and timing is slightly fluid but I'm hoping we can put something under contract as soon as June but there is possibility that we may not be ready until late summer (yes I understand the market moves very fast).

My interest rate was at 7.35%Them's the brakes.

If you know REI, be fluid and flexible between the 2. 

More like the custom car that you have to pump the gas 3 times, hit the brake, pump the gas again, then turn the key to get it to turn over.

So while you have this plan, be fluid in the process of the goal.