We're willing to do a discount and get creative with the financing, but this concept is new territory for me.  

Taking over territories like a cartel.

The average cost is around $500,000 just to move across the street, so unless there is a vacant and turn-key key former QSR for a tenant to relocate to that doesn't violate or infringe on any territorial limits or franchisee agreements, they likely aren't going anywhere whether you do or don't contribute to new TI's.

And it’s generally not a low paying gig unless we’re talking startup territory (heavily stock option weighted) here.

But in my opinion, you are entering dangerous territory by picking and choosing who you want to give hand-outs to based on their individual hardships and circumstances.There's a reason why the "big landlords" all operate by the book.

What really matters is knowing your territory.

We are a US territory.

You are able to enjoy the lower purchase price while still getting to refi out since you have the benefit of those comps from the flipping territory. 

Malaysia is a Muslim territory.  

However, the list is not exhaustive and may not be current and may not cover the entire Lehigh Valley territory.