Not Much Sleep But Got A Lot Done

So after 2 days of no sleep, driving back and forth to site for 24 hour coverage, I decided to move to the vessel so I can actually sleep between welds. I'm working on a spool vessel and they are spooling both reels. The welds are coming staggered so sometimes there's an hour between welds, sometimes 3. And with the weather being so crap, they can be down for lightning. So the only way I was going to get any rest was to move. I can walk off the ship 15 minutes before the weld is ready and sleep a couple/few hours between welds. Lightning in the area gave me a full night's sleep last night, so I am finally in a mood to update this blog. I also got some things done with real estate. Most importantly was finishing up my real estate course. I still need to take the final test, but I got all my hours and quizzes out of the way.

The tech that I have been talking to about real estate has an uncle in Houston that owns a community bank. He want to give me his contact information. It is all about relationships. Things are chugging along.

Here on some pictures of my worksite, the vessel and what we are doing. Not many people outside of the Oil and Gas Industry get what I do.

The vessel I'll be on for the next couple months

Spooling 8 inch pipe onto the vessel

The Spool of Pipe

Completed Tasks Monday-Thursday:
Real Estate Course Completed
BP Podcast 130: Ten Smart Tips for Making $1M+ Flipping Houses with Will Barnard
BP Podcast 129: Live-in Flips, Frugality, and Finance with Mindy Jensen
BP Podcast 128: Investing in Foreclosures, Quitting Your Job, and Getting More Than 10 Loans with Anca Rader
BP Podcast 127: How to Use a Partnership to Acquire (and Manage) 100+ Units with James Wise
BP Podcast 126: From 0 to 400+ Units Through Value-Add Investing with Brian Murray
Got contact information for a local Houston bank owner