All right, so I'm going to assume you guys can hear me.

So what I wanted to do, obviously we don't have our special or our weekly episode.

We took this week off for spring break, but I know that we wanted to, there's some big changes last week or at least announced.

So I wanted to talk about that.

See how that applies to us, right?

So you guys saw me

post last week about the bill number 3104 and you know there's some people that are concerned about it

when I posted about it last week I actually got some put me on blast for you know posting something

that's not a law yet but I think it's really relevant and so I wanted to talk about the law the bill right it's not a law yet. But I think it's really relevant.

And so I wanted to talk about the law, the bill, right? It's not a law yet.

And the first thing I want to talk about is what they call the bill, which is the predatory

real estate wholesaler Prohibition Act, which is a pretty ridiculous name, right?

It's a pretty, they're calling wholesalers, right?

That's basically what they're doing.

They're out and right, calling wholesalers predators.

And so that's the first thing.

So you kind of know where they stand on this position.

And so basically, reading this, the way it's been written, it sounds like,

in my opinion, clearly this is my opinion, I'm not attorney, right? It sounds like this is written

on behalf of realtors. So section 858301, it shall be unlawful for any person to act as a real estate licensee or

to hold himself or herself out as such unless the person shall have been licensed to do so

under the Oklahoma real estate license code.

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