San Francisco’s city attorney is suing two alleged squatters accused of trying to take over a multimillion-dollar Sea Cliff home with forged and altered deeds, then sell it for profit.
The lawsuit, filed by City Attorney David Chiu on Friday against Brandon Aadee and Diana Peng, asks a judge to void the disputed deeds, block the two from claiming ownership or occupying the property at 250 32nd Ave. and stop any further transfers tied to what the city describes as a real estate fraud scheme.
“Defendants are effectively trying to steal a house and sell it to make millions in profit,” Chiu said in a statement. “Several notaries have said defendants forged their signatures or illegally altered the deeds. That is fraud, and they are trying to profit off that crime.”…