The pilot might not stay lit - usually due to a failed thermocouple (a replacement thermocouple is about $10 at the big box hardware stores and it is easy DIY).

Leave your wallet and credit cards in the car.

You could do the same on cheap commodity hardware as well.

If you are doing a flip where the kitchen or bath had to be redone, then Ikea stuff looks nice, and it would sure look better than moldy mousy cabinets and a stained sink.However, on kitchens, unless you need to change the configuration of the cabiets, you can work miracles with paint, new hardware, and new countertops.There are only a couple of times when I will remove existing cabinets, which are: They are in the wrong place.

If your vehicles are full of tools, hardware, and fast food bagsIf your idea of a great weekend involves looking at houses, showing houses, and fixing housesIf you hate permits and nosy neighbors reporting on your renovations to the city

Don't tell the local ace hardware.

Another great source for instructions that has saved me countless hours, is your local Handy Man hardware or whatever small hardware you have in your area.

This man is super conservative, I trust him with my wallet.

I'm not sure exactly how expenses would go for a trailer (I know they use some of the same hardware as RVs, and everything you buy for an RV is overpriced), so I might use a 50% ratio even with self-management.

You should visit your local REI club (Leave your wallet at home).