to BP check out the meet ups around town. i know there is one on wednesday from Jet Lending.. not sure on location but you can sure find it here somewhere 

I haven't seen the interior but based on what the seller has told me, it needs a kitchen floor and the ceiling is in place but needs to be textured.  

(No structural changes)Repair rear deck and front porch to usable condition and paint apr. 250 sq ft total (remove & replace 4, 2x6x8 deck boards)Floor repair where needed near back door (attach 3 2x10x8 floor joist to existing floor joist to reinforce soft floor) install new subfloor in area of repair.Drywall repair for bathroom, closet, laundry and master bedroom areas where needed (up to 200 sq ft with knockdown texture)Skim coat areas of house with dated wood grain style texture and re-texture where needed (approximately 1200 sq ft) Install bathroom vanity, sink, hardware etc. (36" vanity)Install kitchen cabinets (8 base, 6 wall)Install appliances (dishwasher, microhood combo, electric range, fridge)Install new plugs and switches entire house (14 switches, 4 GFCI, 36 grounded tamper proof plug ins)Install all light fixtures interior and exterior (15 total)Install counter top for kitchen (white quartz slab / granite or tile 32 sq ft "never formica for our flips")Paint interior walls and ceiling one color and trim one colorInstall interior doors (pre-hung 6 panel @ 10 doors)Install interior trim base, window and door trim (approximately 1200 L/F)Install windows where broken @ 2 (24x24 bathroom window, 36x60 bedroom window)Install all flooring, carpet (500 sq ft) laminate (1,000 sq ft) sheet vinyl (100 sq ft).

I believe y0u can pump the tank and maybe jet the lines if it is a standard system and f0r a new system I w0uld get a sec0nd 0pini0n 0n the design three m0nths is pretty quick. 

Hardscape - if you are talking concrete it will be $10+ per square foot labor included - colored, textured, pavers all will add to this price and easy of getting materials in and out.  

That's using a GC and not doing much of the work myself (I only do tile work and TV/internet wiring myself), in New Orleans.The finishes are as follows; prefinished real 3/4" hardwood flooring (nail down), solid wood cabinets (flat packs from China), prefab 2CM granite counters (with SS undermount sinks), Frigidaire SS appliances, ceramic tile floors in bathrooms, ceramic tile tub surrounds, basic door hardware, recessed lighting living areas, smooth texture walls, builder grade interior doors and trim (door casing, baseboard and shoe molding only, no crown or window casing), painted hardiplank siding, builder grade vinyl windows, basic roof, fiberglass batt insulation.Our land costs are pretty cheap compared to west coast.  

In the last 150 years we've managed to come from a Horse and Plow to a John Deer, from a Horseless Carriage to an Automobile, from a Bi Plane to a Super Sonic Jet to a rocket to the Moon and back, from the Mayflower to the Queen Mary II. from Black & White TV to Big Screen 3DHDTV, from Super Mario Brothers to an MP3, from a "Big Momma" IBM that took up a square block on Wall & Broad to a tiny IWatch. 

The walls have had drywall mud put on them to smooth the texture out.  

So do you like the eagles or the giants or jets?

Given the age of the house i can also tell you that more likely than not it has asbestos in it, probably in the joint compound, texture, and flooring materials along with the air ducts, if nothing is in disrepair there is nothing to worry about!