I bought a new bathroom vanity with a built in sink for the corner of the bathroom. When the vanity is positioned in the corner of the bathroom the sink hole is not in line with the original drain pipes. What plumbing parts/fittings are best to use to connect them? Are there flexible bending type pipes that would work?

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I’m replacing an older bathroom vanity and would like to sell the older vanity (cabinets with drawers and silver knobs), the counter top (cheap white top), porcelain sink, faucet (moen – less than year old), medicine cabinet with three mirrors, and the wall lights (8-10 bulbs that hang over the mirror on the wall).

How much should I sell this for on Craigs list?

Does it take any special plumber tools? I am very mechanically inclined but I know that in some plumbing jobs it takes special tools. I want to changing a basic 4" bathroom vanity faucet. Anyone have some pointers out there? Or should I call a plumber?