Personally where I live no one would tile (ceramic or porcelain) a bedroom, so it's either wood, carpet or the engineered LVP stuff.

Four basement units need ceramic tile; not carpet.New carpet with under pad in bedroom and spare room/closet costs $250.00 in materials.When the previous owner realized he was going to lose the building he decided to remove every single stove, fridge, laundry machines and vending machine.Currently I have 9 brand new sets of stainless steel appliances that are conveying with the property (only set used has been in my apartment).9 units have been fully demo’d, prepped and cleaned ready for a deluxe renovation.I have worked closely with the Building Inspector and he’s totally cool to deal with.

Ceramic shower and ceramic floor new cabinets quartz top.

At the same time, I can get custom cherry/oak cabinets for $3K, WilsonArt countertops for $1K, new ceramic tile flooring for $800, a travertine backsplash for $200 and all new stainless (the fake stuff) appliances for $1400.

It's much better to rely on 3/4" oak tongue-and-groove flooring sealed in place with two heavy coats of oil-based polyurethane over it, or well-laid ceramic tile.

Buy a bunch of the 1940-50 2/1, 3/1, 3/1.5 for $10k-$20k, fix with new breaker box, roof, 12" ceramic tile floors every where (bullet proof). 

I've replaced the ceramic tile in my own  laundry room with some recently.Lowes carries LVP but our local Lowes only appears to have the ones that "click" together. 

Vinyl plank flooring would be my next choice.Or if the floor underneath is level and thick enough go with ceramic tile.

I do ceramic tile, 100%.  

In April 2017, we had to re-tile the whole bathroom floor and some of the wall with ceramic tile, which cost about $1250.1.