My firm actually consulted Granite when they were first starting up.  

Yes, but it could be a side gig, investing actively in RE, buying and selling stuff on EBay/CL, consulting, part-time RE agent, almost anything.

There is no reason they all need to be the same brand.Where I ended up after consulting with lenders is that basically the easiest route to take is to either cancel the deal or oblige the first engineer requirements so that he will sign off.  

It's time to go speak with a RE attorney for an intial consultation.

But consult with a tax professional as there will never be enough detail and nuance in an internet post.

If it is something that I do, I'll of course consult my CPA for confirmation of any information provided.Thanks,Paul

Of course you need legal consultation but to answer your question, yes it will end up selling.

To answer your question though, I'd consult a local attorney on your situation, since there's really not enough information or context here to go on.

A few months ago, at the Environmental Information Association convention in San Diego, we met a man from Home Depot looking for consultants to help with asbestos, mold, and lead.  

We also follow through to make sure you’re satisfied with your comps and we provide comps analysis consultation if requested.