This is post rehab with PVC window trim, sealed, and tub reglazed.

Every area in the country I’d suspect has suppliers tgat should have less expensive cabinets, fixtures, carpets, vinyl/wood flooring etc. 

The vinyl plank will outlast the wood and is much easier to do then refinishing the hardwood.

I just have what should be a quick question....Im in North Central Indiana and am just curious about how much folks pay to have a window installed...nothing special about the location or window itself...ground floor, double hung ~26x54 vinyl replacement.

During that transition, I installed about 800 sq ft of flooring in the 2,000 sq ft property (previously vinyl sheet in the areas replaced). 

We had some rubber underlayment we used so not too worried about water getting under yet but will likely replace with vinyl planks sometime as it is a wood subfloor vs slab.

Just get a proper home inspection and investigate the basement quality, electric type (i.e. knob and tube, aluminum, ungrounded, modern romex), plumbing type (i.e. cast iron, galvanized, pvc), and just be overall ok with an older building material.

New gas flex line if it's gas and not plumbed directly, *maybe* a few feet of new cable for an electric (but often you can reuse the old cable).If you want to add a drain pan, price that out at the big-box store too - maybe $20 for the pan and $10 for some PVC drain pipe. 

Rather they dug a trench and put in PVC. 

I just sold an investor a 2 bed 1 bath home in Muskegon Heights with updated kitchen and newer roof and vinyl siding that is occupied and paying rent at $700+month for $49,500!