Bey family property transactions

These properties at 5873 to 5877 San Pablo Avenue in Oakland, Calif., shown on Oct. 26, 2007, belong to Daulet Bey, according to property records. (Karna Kurata, Oakland Tribune)

Three properties changed hands frequently.

By Josh Richman, Thomas Peele, G.W. Schulz and A.C. Thompson, Chauncey Bailey Project

539-541 Merrimac St., Oakland

* April 1999 — Daulet Bey buys a one-third interest in the duplex from Gregory W. Bloom for $135,000, according to property records.

* April 1999 — Daulet Bey takes out a $101,250 loan from Evergreen Moneysource Mortgage.

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List: Bey property transactions

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 * November,1999 — Daulet Bey takes out another $27,000 loan on the property from Evergreen. * December 1999 — Daulet Bey gives the property to Madeeah Bey for free.July 2001 — Madeeah Bey returns the property to Daulet Bey. No money changes hands.* August 2001 — Daulet Bey gives the property back to Madeeah Bey for free.* July 2003 — Madeeah Bey donates the property to Your Black Muslim Bakery.* May 2004 — Your Black Muslim Bakery signs the property over to Daulet Bey.

5873 San Pablo Ave., Oakland

* September 1978 — J.C. Prater and Annie M. Prater sell the property — a mix of storefronts and apartments — to Your Black Muslim Bakery for $42,000.

* February 2006 — Your Black Muslim Bakery gives the property to Daulet Bey for free.

5877 San Pablo Ave., Oakland

* August 2002 — Madeeah Bey purchases the structure — a two-story building with apartments and commercial space — from Gary and Eva Ma for $500,000, using a loan from Lottie Rose.

* December 2002 — Madeeah Bey gives the property to Richard Stovall for free.

* February 2003 — Stovall gives the property over to Your Black Muslim Bakery.

* February 2006 — Your Black Muslim Bakery turns the real estate over to Daulet Bey for free.

* August 2006 — Stovall makes a $100,000 loan to Your Black Muslim Bakery. The loan is secured by the 5877 San Pablo Ave. property — even though it’s legally owned by Daulet Bey, not the bakery.

Source: Alameda County property records