The problem with our city is that the local chemical & energy industry has diminished over the last 10 years going off shore. 

I'm considering buy some property near a new chemical plant construction site and turning it into an RV park to house the construction workers.

Keep in mind, if you keep it as a car wash biz, that revenue should cover costs of water, electricity, chemicals, etc as well as the building maintenance.

I have been working in chemical plants (project scheduler / "excel guy") for a few years but the uncertainty and constant relocating can be draining. 

Spas would also require a lot of attention for chemical adjustment and cleaning.  

I know that sounds really harsh but I have wasted too many years and its time for me to make a change. 

The terms are going to be harsh. 15% and five points is pretty typical.

Not being harsh just honesty at its best.

(most notable are the largest banks)ADAC LaboratoriesAdvanced Telecommunication Corp.Aeroquip Vickers Inc.Alabama Power Co.Alfa Corp.Allegheny Technologies Inc.Allergan Inc.Allfirst Financial Inc.American Business Products, Inc.American Electric PowerAmerican Express Co.American Greetings Corp.American Management Systems Inc.American Seafoods Group LLCAmeritech Corp.Amerus Group Co.Anadarko Petroleum CorporationAppalachian Power Co.Arch ChemicalAristech Chemical Corp.AT&T CommunicationsAtlantic Richfield Co.Avery Dennison CorpAvon Products Inc.B.

Cooking with derailed train chemicals actually.Jokes aside, it's a great area.