None of the traditional single homes come with set up so you would have to modify, either room by room gradually or everything at once.

Single Net, Double Net, Triple net,  Absolute Net, Gross Lease (Full Service), Modified Gross(Semi-gross), .Ground leases... etc.

Or do you modify it based on your project, like increase deposit at signing or additional draw if needed before concealment inspection passed. 

If your contract (or modified agreement) permits you to rent or take possession now, subject to transfer of title later, you should have no problem.

We acquired a 4300 sf restaurant building that sits on a one acre lot on a major freeway in Houston Because of the size and hence the cost, we had difficulty finding a strong enough single tenant (we marketed at $1.90/sf modified gross).

I figured someone here is doing this already and may be willing to share so I can leverage that and modify versus creating from scratch. 

Example - A note modified a year ago to lower payment and get borrower making regular payments again.

A lease is a legal document that is binding as soon as it is signed and cannot be modified.

It probably won't do any good but I have written members of Congress, the Senate and the architects of the bailout plan because I think as long as there is talk of a potential bailout, banks are less likely to modify loans, approve short sales, etc.

A lot of row houses in Chicago, seems that some have been modified to have two apts in one Row  House.....that will do!