An amount suitable to purchase materials until the first draw, sure, but nothing remotely close to that amount.

An RE lawyer will also be nice, but RE laws tend to vary quite a bit from state to state and may not be suitable for a national audience.Good luck with organizing this and let me know if I can help in any way.

Unfortunately RE can be fickle when it comes to liquidity, and its not easy to liquidate a suitable amount, you cant sell 10 shares of a house, you have to sell the house.

The politics, tax philosophy, and lack of suitable demographic will continue to doom the city.Of course it's just my opinion; I could be wrong.

We were then told they are so sorry they want to help ****STILL NEVER SEEN ANYTHING***** the ONLY help from them would be to take a smaller home that we would NEVER pick/NOT SUITABLE for our family*****MORE EXSPENSIVE 1/2 SIZE**** DID NOT TAKE IT!

It the tenants were to back out, we have sufficient time to find suitable replacements (we have a waiting list). 

the price range you've identified, is it suitable for a "quick cash" turn around?

I'd like to get some advice and opinions on what to look for whence purchasing either existing car washes or suitable locations for new car washes.

You haven't given any reason why you shouldn't continue to rent the space My suggestion would be that if you don't want to live there, find a suitable roommate to take your place and do right by the landlord. 

During that time, the property we really want would probably be sold and we'd be back to searching for a suitable property.