You have all of the different things you could do included in it and you can modify it to meet your specific needs.

I could then modify to suit.

And is walking into a turnkey ready to rock building, the seller (whom I am presuming is now broke, but that may not be the case) even left the tables and chairs behind, all ready to have plates full of unethical inorganic genetically modified red meat dipped in butter placed on them. 

The law gets modified by case law.

Consider if a modified schedule would work (like Tue-Thurs in the new town), or if you could drive there and back Mon morn and Fri afternoon...not for long term, but just long enough to keep the occupancy a few months longer.  

It is fairly easy for business owners to modify their plans to allow it.

I just recently started using this quote, "I'm on Dave Ramsey's modified plan".

@Troy HansonYes, you will have to modify your strategy.

Most of them transition to MTM after the initial term expires if neither party takes action to modify the terms.

Ask current lender if they can modify existing HELOC to reduce to prime + 0.