What is everybody putting up for trim work.

Carpet bad in some spots, peeling trim and sills.

You can just end the tile around the sink and doors at the bottom of the cabinet if you are using a tile with a straight edge, or if you want to buy a trim tile to stop it in the open areas,  same goes for the door way. 

My wife doesn't fall for that anymore.. i've tried driving for dollars as a "date night", going to Lowes, etc.But hey not complaining, at least she lets me invest and trusts me =)Before my wife and I got married, our courtship was to spend one weekend painting her place, next weekend ripping out tiles in mine, next weekend putting in trim at hers, next weekend laying tile at mine.

For a busted window, no, you do not pull the trim and yank the buck.

Window casing and base are all lovely, people love big old trim.   

If you don't let them in you'll be replacing a window, trim around the door or something else.  

I know I can get Lifeproof LVP installed and trimmed out here for $6/sft, but again, not sure if that is low/high/about right for your area.When I first started out, I spent a LOT of time at Lowes, HD, and Menards and made a big spreadsheet with pricing of commonly used materials (appliances, cabinets, doors, windows, trim, flooring, paint, shingles, etc.). 

Tree trimming/removal and roof/skylight repairs.  

We are very excited about the colors as well, the main body of the house is Wooden Oar, kind of a brown/beige with a hit of moss green, the trim is all a very light beige, and the roof is black.