this is quite popular on BP and that is those that buy NPN  those are notes that are in default ( non payment) banks and other investors unload them at a discount because they don't want to deal with them or they want to raise capital or other reasons.. 

I grew up in a small town (NorCal), learned a strong work ethic being raised on a family farm and worked my way thru college doing construction work: commercial and residential plumbing primarily.  

Put another way, the laundry machines should pay for themselves, and then some.Yes you can use this as an excuse to raise rents, but I'd wait a year, or the next time it's scheduled to go up for general inflation.Cons:Yes, it's one more expense that might draw the line for a marginal property.

Currently I have a team of investors that will need Gap funding from a private lender.

With over 100 people inattendance, I know raising capital and finding partners maybe isn’t asdifficult as I originally thought.

They don't mind as long as the property is going to have good cash and your DCR (Debt Coverage Ratio) is above 1.25, because they typically fund them in house. 

You also are very limited in the investments you can make, which are solely the funds that they offer (C, G, F, I, S, and lifecycle).

I have funds and also available credit to front the rehab costs.

That depends on what your state or local laws say, but I can guarantee that 24 hours after you throw it out the tenant will be back and raising a fuss because you threw out all their precious heirlooms.

I am reconsidering if I should hold the flip under the C-Corp or perhaps create a NEW LLC or S-CORP, take out a SBA Loan, fund the house, and pay back the loan immediately and have access to the profits for a future flip or to re-invest.