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The short sale on Verdugo in Burbank has closed, and my nightmare is over.
The short sale on Verdugo in Burbank has closed, and my nightmare is over.
Well, okay, 2012 W. Verdugo in Burbank wasn't really a nightmare, it was just a typical short sale. Took way too long, involved a bitter divorce, a seller that wouldn't commit to moving, a loan that was sold at the last minute, etc. etc. Kudos to our buyer, George, for hanging in for six months. Thanks to everybody who expressed interest in the house.
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