(Unless you're getting crazy good deals on good quality faucets, that is.)If the existing faucet is good quality (brass internals instead of plastic) then I might consider replacing the cartridge and seals, otherwise, I'd replace the whole faucet.

I also drive a 1996 GMC 1/2 ton pickup, which is full of materials and tools. 

Also, as I am STILL very new to this, any recommended learning material such as good articles, books, etc. pertaining to my situation would be appreciated immensely.

Any resources that you think are particularly helpful in the skills-gaining department (besides the materials available on BP)?

A lot of new construction is driven by interest rates and the lure to foreign investors for an avenue to park their money in.  

Get a complete scope of work from a few contractors that breaks down the cost of materials and the cost of labor.

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I am a driven person that refuses to sit in a cubical working for the man.

Also pay attention to the types of material and style of house that are selling.

You will definitely earn points with buyers if you install a high-end material such as brick.