Trustee in Chris Pettit's bankruptcy seeks court OK to sell well-known San Antonio-area mansion
Trustee Eric Terry filed a motion late Friday seeking court approval to hire real estate brokers to sell the mansion at 555 Argyle Ave. in Alamo Heights, which overlooks Olmos Dam. Pettit valued the Argyle property at $3.6 million in his bankruptcy, with Wells Fargo Home Mortgage owed about $2 million. Terry wants to hire broker Fred Hutt of Compass RE Texas Inc….
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