Thirty-Six Pages of Bank Receipts and the Chicago Mortgage Transfer I Finally Canceled
“Naomi,” Sarah said.
Her expensive pen tapped three times on a legal pad on her desk.
“I pulled the original mortgage filing for the house on Elm Street.”
“Who signed the original note?” I asked her.
“Your mother did,” Sarah said.
“Margaret Carter is the only borrower listed on the bank loan.”
“My name isn’t anywhere on the mortgage debt?” I asked.
“Not anywhere,” Sarah said.
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