For Fourteen Years My Son Lived Rent-Free in a House He Believed Was His
“Not yet,” Davis said.
“We’ve asked for a certified corporate resolution with your official signature before we take any final step.”
I looked down at the signature line of the application form.
Brandon’s handwriting sprawled wide and slanted in dark blue ink.
“He thinks the loan is going through just fine,” I said.
“He phoned our office twice this morning,” Davis said.
“He wanted to know when our property inspector would come out to finish the appraisal.”
“Don’t release any commercial funds,” I said.