Need Help with bathroom sink

[Ct16]

I just recently bought a house and have had a ton of plumbing issues. This new one is a leak under the bathroom sink. I figured it would be easy enough to fix. However, it appears the reason it was leaking is because the drain (sorry I don’t know the terms) that attaches to the sink was slightly crooked making it unable to properly seal. The trouble I am having is that the drain (piece that attaches to sink) and main sewer pipe are almost right on top of one another. I cannot figure out what pieces I need or how to align them in order to keep the main drain straight and sealed and fit the P trap in to connect to the main sewer pipe. I’ve been to stores/talked with plumbers and still haven’t been able to figure it out. Any help/ideas/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

 

[bbp]

Looks like you have 1 1/2 galvanized pipe coming through the floor. Cut pipe below the nut leaving no threads.
Use an 1 1/2 no hub coupling and offset back with a street45 and back up with a 45.
Put a tee on top with c/o and a ptrap.

 

[Ct16]

So after some googling I understand what your saying to do. My issue is trying to cut a galvanized pipe on a budget. I was at the store the other day and saw a rubber p trap. I think it would give me a little flexibility that I need. What are you thoughts on using a rubber p trap? Any major issues that users have had with them? Thanks

 

[TomFOhio]

The way bbp said to do it is the correct way. In addition to what he said you should put in an AAV as high as possible.