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From squatter to legal homeowner? In California, it's possible – Daily Democrat - Vimarsana News

From squatter to legal homeowner? In California, it's possible – Daily Democrat

Steven DeCaprio, who moved into a vacant Oakland house, sued to be declared the home's rightful owner -- and won. Here's how he did it.

Sausalito renters in 39-unit complex face eviction - Vimarsana News

Sausalito renters in 39-unit complex face eviction

Renters at the 215 Main St. waterfront apartment complex Portofino Riviera said they’re vexed and confused about the evictions, which were announced via door notices on Aug. 15.

What Happens When California's Eviction Protections End? - Vimarsana News

What Happens When California's Eviction Protections End?

Many renters could be in peril if they haven’t sought assistance and don’t pay April rent. Housing experts now expect a flood of evictions to hit courtrooms around the state in mid-April.

Lawyer tries to persuade IRS it doesn't owe him $285K - Vimarsana News

Lawyer tries to persuade IRS it doesn't owe him $285K

Lawyer tries to persuade IRS it doesn't owe him $285K   Image from Shutterstock.com. Lawyer Todd Rothbard of Santa Clara, California, tried to reach the Internal Revenue Service after it told him in a Jan. 4 letter that he miscalculated his 2019 taxes, and he is due more than $284,000. He was unable to reach the IRS at an 800 number on the letter, and he received a check for slightly more than $285,000—apparently because interest was included, the San Jose Mercury News reports. Rothbard said he double-checked with his accountant, and they agreed that the lawyer is not entitled a refund. ...

In pandemic-induced renter's market, some Bay Area residents still struggle with rent - Vimarsana News

In pandemic-induced renter's market, some Bay Area residents still struggle with rent

Crystal Chen is marketing manager at Zumper, an online rental platform. "I was born and raised in San Francisco and it's crazy to see," Chen said. "All I've seen is rents go up and up. This is the first time I've ever seen rents go down this much." Chen said that some of the largest declines are in the tech-heavy Peninsula and the South Bay, in cities like Menlo Park, Mountain View and Santa Clara. "We've seen the pandemic shift the demand for rentals away from really expensive markets toward more affordable cities," Chen said. Zumper's rental report for the San Francisco Bay Area metro showe...