the best way to do this is to have lawyer write it up. the second best way is to purchase on online (BP sells state specific leases, prepared by attorneys) and you can always make some modifications to it...but the most important part is to run the purchased lease by a local real estate attorney to make sure it and any additions comply with state law

This would involve getting drawings, making modifications to the building, contracting a GC, etc.

Are there any modifications to the written lease?

The second option is a loan modification, where the borrower and the lender agree to new loan terms that are acceptable to both, perhaps with a lower interest rate but larger balance.

I'm exploring this path as a source of revenue and was wondering what your collective opinions are, as to the pros and cons of it, from a business stand point.Obviously, this will be a legit loan modification service.

There are just WAY too many unanswered questions.I have personally worked deals (short sale and loan modification with countrywide) and they have been extremely helpful and logical (i've heard many bad things about CW as well , but have not experienced them myself).

Not every NNN lease is the same and like almost any legal document the parties can agree to a variety of changes and modifications to it, usually during the lease negotiation period.

Have you tried loan modification/refinance/forbearance?

I think you will find this a great community of people out to help and support others in their endeavors without any want or desire for reciprocation or reimbursement.I look forward to your knowledge and information about Modifications and strategies that I am sure you will share.

..... or work out a loan modification with the lender.