You're going to want to avoid jobs where other mechanics have already had their sticky little fingers up in there. A customer will call a mobile mechanic out and he won't do a good job. And then while he's not doing a good job, he might also break something. If he breaks something, but the car was already broken before, the customer might not realize that something new got broken and you can end up getting blamed for it. I personally have had lots of success coming in and cleaning up after mechanics. My experience has always been getting called out to a job, finding something that a mechanic broke. And I was always able to recognize it and explain it to the customer before the blame got brought back on me. But if you're new,