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.

Not much.That said, would I ever take my property off the market without a suitable EMD and a method of forfeiting it?

I've also been blessed to find out what is currently working.I would also disagree with anyone who says it doesn't sound realistic, I think a more suitable word would be "typical".

You can look up "Form 3179w" as an example of a modification agreement suitable for use with Fannie/Freddie.

They will have to fill out a suitability questionnaire to get the proper bit flipped in our SQL database and get access to our deals.

If none of these parties can refer you to a suitable insurance carrier or broker then I would ask around your local REI groups.

Is the commercial property suitable for you to stay in one of those units?