Areas in KC where a less than 2,000 sqft property can lease out for this amount would be Brookside, Waldo, Plaza, Westport, P&L District (condos/apartments), Quality Hill / Hyde Park, etc.

As @Pat L. said if you have a prepared a trust there’s little need for coverage. 

.* The day after giving a L/O, the consumer can record it as a deed with vendor's lien.* Annual and ongoing compliance issues are strenuous and the penalties for non-compliance are draconian. * The owner gives up the ability to do an eviction if the consumer or JP knows anything about executory contracts.This is just starters. 

Interest-only mortgages serve for investor use.

I am a veteran who’s been in Groton for the past 10 years .... just got off active duty a couple months ago and now serving in the reserves.

You might be best served in that price range and asset type finding a commercial attorney with NNN experience local to the property.

Like a Turn Key home, Roofstock will serve a purpose for certain investors.

That deep cut of pain needs to stay with us and serve as a reminder that we never want to go back there.

That equity rightfully belongs to the seller - self-serving fiction about "providing a needed service" aside.As @Mike Cumbie pointed out, there is nothing that a wholesaler can do for a seller that a competent Realtor can't.

@Aram L. - nice to see someone local, I grew up in Astoria, and a lot of friends/family live in Astoria/LIC still.