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The Norris Group Real Estate News Roundup 11/22/11

Tuesday, November 22nd, 2011

Today’s News Synopsis:

Bloomberg news and Los Angeles Times reported the economy grew less than expected in the third quarter, indicatinga slight increase in growth.  The FHA reported a slight decrease in mortgage rates sold to GSEs.  According to CNN, fewer banks are in danger of failing, marking the second quarter in a row for the number of banks to be reduced.

In The News:

Housing Wire - “Banks dark on previous work with foreclosure reviewers” (11-22-11)

“The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency posted the actual engagement letters Tuesday between the major mortgage servicers and their third-party consultants hired to perform reviews of foreclosures that took place over the past two years.”

DS News - “Judge Permits Delaware and New York to Intervene in BofA Settlement” (11-22-11)

“A judge ruled Friday to allow the Delaware and New York attorneys general to pursue litigation in Bank of America’s $8.5 billion settlement with major investors.”

Bloomberg - “Mortgage Servicers Make Progress Fixing Invalid, Flawed U.S. Foreclosures” (11-22-11)

“Banks and mortgage servicers are making progress in improving their processes and reaching out to homeowners hurt by invalid or flawed foreclosures, the Office of the U.S. Comptroller of the Currency reported.”

Inman - “Better Homes and Gardens Real Estae enters NYC market” (11-22-11)

“Franchise network Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate has entered the New York City market with the addition of a Staten Island brokerage, the network announced today.”

Los Angeles Times - “GDP revised downward; corporate profits up” (11-22-11)

“The U.S. economy grew more slowly than previously thought in the three months ending Oct. 31, the Bureau of Economic Analysis said, revising the nation’s third-quarter gross domestic product downward to growth of 2% from its previous estimate of 2.5%.”

Housing Wire – “FHFA mortgage interest rates fall slightly” (11-22-11)

“The average interest rate on mortgages sold to the government-sponsored enterprises fell 20 basis points to 4.36% in October, the Federal Housing Finance Agency said.”

Bloomberg - “U.S. Is Set for Fourth-Quarter Growth Pickup on Lower Inventories: Economy” (11-22-11)

“The economy in the U.S. expanded less than previously estimated in the third quarter, reflecting a drop in inventories that points to a pickup in growth as 2011 comes to a close.”

CNN Money - “FDIC’s list of problem banks shrinks” (11-22-11)

“The number of banks at risk of failing fell in the third quarter, marking the second straight quarterly decline, according to a government report issued Tuesday.”

Housing Wire - “Investor buying spurred by demand for rentals” (11-22-11)

“Investors looking for yield are acquiring more low-priced homes to fill growing rental demand, according to the latest HousingPulse Tracking Survey from Campbell/Inside Mortgage Finance.”

Looking Back:

According to CoreLogic, shadow inventory levels increased to 2.1 million units in August 2010. TransUnion reports mortgage delinquency rates fell to 6.7%. Data from Campbell Surveys showsed the current foreclosure problems were significantly delaying closings.

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The Norris Group Real Estate News Roundup 8/26/11

Friday, August 26th, 2011

Sources:
Freddie delinquencies tick up for first time in 10 months
Increased mortgage delinquencies could adversely affect RMBS: S&P
July Pending Home Sales
Ben Bernanke Provides No Relief
C.A.R sends letters to top lenders re: short sales
Gov. Jerry Brown proposes job creation plan for California

Today’s News Synopsis:

In this week’s video, Aaron Norris gives the news of the week in the world of real estate and other big events. Bloomberg reported Ben Bernanke has still not provided any good news for the economy.  Zillow recenlty estimated that the prices of homes declined over 4% last June.  Delinquencies are still on the rise, however, foreclosures and distressed sales are decreasing.  Banks are expeted to do more short sales with houses as these are expected to sell more quickly.

In The News:

Housing Wire – “GDP growth revised down to 1% for 2Q” (8-26-11)

“Gross domestic product — or output of all goods and services — grew at an annual rate of 1% in the second quarter, compared to growth of 0.4% in the first quarter, the Commerce Department said Friday.”

Realty Times - “Foreclosures Slow but Delinquencies Rise” (8-26-11)

“A new report indicates that the number of delinquent mortgage borrowers climbed in the second quarter. That’s people who have missed at least one payment, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA).”

DS News - “California Distressed Sales Decline, Realtors Push for Streamlined Shorts” (8-26-11)

“California’s pending home sales dipped in July, as did the share of distressed property sales, according to a report released by the state’s Realtor group this week.”

Bloomberg - “New York Buildings Face Storm Damage as Property Managers Plan for Irene” (8-26-11)

“Hurricane Irene may cause seriousdamage to some New York City buildings as it threatens to bring surging floodwaters and strong winds that may spur flying debris, property managers said as they prepared for the storm.”

Housing Wire – “August consumer sentiment drops to 3-year low” (8-26-11)

“Consumer sentiment in the U.S. plunged to the lowest level in three years and to one of the lowest level recorded by the Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan survey.”

Realty Times - “Mortgage Rates Follow Bond Yields Higher for the Week” (8-26-11)

“Freddie Mac today released the results of its Primary Mortgage Market Survey® (PMMS®), showing mortgage rates moving higher from the previous week’s record lows as Treasury bond yields moved higher and other housing data showed improvement. However, the 5-year ARM did decline to 3.07 percent thereby setting a new all-time record low.

Realtor Magazine – “Banks Agree to More Short Sales” (8-26-11)

“Banks are agreeing to more short sale transactions, and short sales are taking less time to sell, which is helping to clear large inventories of distressed properties more efficiently, says James J. Saccacio, RealtyTrac CEO, in releasing new housing data this week.”

Housing Wire - “Zillow estimates 4.3% decline in home prices” (8-26-11)

“Standard & Poor’s is likely to report a 4.3% decline in June home prices year-over-year and a 1.2% increase from the previous month when it releases its June Case-Shiller Home Price Indices study next Tuesday, Zillow said Friday.”

Los Angeles Times - “Corporate profits increase as GDP remains sluggish” (8-26-11)

“The nation’s gross domestic product may be growing at just a crawl, but corporations aren’t doing so badly in this economy, according to data released from the Bureau of Economic Analysis.  Corporate profits increased in the second quarter, as did the amount of cash businesses had available for investments, as taxes decreased.”

DS News - “Radar Logic to Propose Plan to Address Government REOs” (8-26-11)

“Radar Logic plans to publish a response to the government’s proposal to sell pools of foreclosed homes to investors to rent.”

Bloomberg – “Bernanke Doesn’t Signal More Stimulus” (8-26-11)

“Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said the central bank still has tools to stimulate a recovery that has been weaker than forecast while sticking to his view that growth will pick up.”

Looking Back:

The MBA’s second quarter survey showed the delinquency rate for mortgage loans on residential properties dropped to 9.85 percent. Freddie Mac reported that interest rates dropped AGAIN to 4.36%. According to CoreLogic, 23 percent of residential homes with mortgages were in negative equity at the end of the 2nd quarter of 2010. Barclays Capital claims existing home sales decreased 30% in July 2010.

For more information about The Norris Group’s California hard money loans or our California Trust Deed investments, visit the website or call our office at 951-780-5856 for more information. For upcoming California real estate investor training and events, visit The Norris Group website and our California investor calendar. You’ll also find our award-winning real estate radio show on KTIE 590am at 6pm on Saturdays or you can listen to over 170 podcasts in our free investor radio archive.

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The Norris Group Real Estate News Roundup 5/26/11

Thursday, May 26th, 2011

Today’s News Synopsis:

An survey from Move shows 53.5% of investors expect home prices to remain the same over the next year. Freddie Mac said mortgage rates have dropped to 4.6%. According to RealtyTrac, foreclosures represent 45% of sales in California. The national Real GDP increased at an annual rate of 1.8% in the first quarter.

In The News:

NAHB - “Builders Urge Congress to Maintain Ongoing Federal Role to Ensure a Healthy Mortgage Market” (5-26-11)

“Testifying before the Senate Banking Committee, NAHB First Vice Chairman Barry Rutenberg, a home builder from Gainesville, Fla., said that absent a federal role to help reassure mortgage market investors, the cost and availability of mortgage credit would be subject to unpredictable volatility.”

Housing Wire – “Investors ready to heat up the housing market: Move Inc.” (5-26-11)

“The firm’s real estate investor survey found 22% of investors are bullish about home prices going up in the next six to 12 months, a slight uptick from prior periods. About 53.5% expect home prices to remain relatively the same.”

Housing Wire – “Jobless claims rose 2.3% last week” (5-26-11)

“The Labor Department said the seasonally adjusted figure of actual initial claims for the week ended May 21 increased to 424,000 from 414,000 the previous week, which was revised upward by 5,000 claims.”

Office of Thrift Supervision - “OTS 11-012 – Thrift Industry Reports Seventh Consecutive Quarterly Profit” (5-26-11)

“The U.S. thrift industry posted a profit of $1.4 billion in the first quarter of 2011, the industry’s seventh consecutive quarter of profitability, the Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS) reported today.”

Los Angeles Times – “Freddie Mac: Mortgage rates still falling” (5-26-11)

“Mortgage rates fell for the sixth straight week, according to a widely watched survey of lenders, with the 30-year fixed loan at an even 4.60%, its lowest level since fall.”

CNN - “Foreclosures for sale: Big supply, low prices” (5-26-11)

“Foreclosures represent 45% of sales in California and Arizona, and 28% of all existing home sales during the first three months of 2011.”

Housing Wire – “Revised estimate for 1Q GDP growth remains 1.8%” (5-26-11)

“Real gross domestic product in the United States increased at an annual rate of 1.8% in the first quarter, based on the revised estimate released by the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Economic Analysis Wednesday.”

Housing Wire – “Spring home sales largely flat: Radar Logic” (5-26-11)

“In March, the seasonal uptick in home sales was smaller than usual, with the RPX composite transaction count rising 11.5%, compared to the average 16.5% growth-spurt experienced in the month of March during the course of the past decade.”

Looking Back:

One year ago, the Commerce Department reported sales of new single-family homes rose 14.8 percent in April. Mortgage application volume increased 11.3 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis from the previous week. The NAR predicted commercial vacancy rates would increase from 16.9 percent in the first quarter of 2010 to 17.6 percent in the first quarter of 2011. According to Freddie Mac, home prices declined 1.1% in quarter 1 of 2010 compared to the same quarter in 2009.

For more information about The Norris Group’s California hard money loans or our California Trust Deed investments, visit the website or call our office at 951-780-5856 for more information. For upcoming California real estate investor training and events, visit The Norris Group website and our California investor calendar. You’ll also find our award-winning real estate radio show on KTIE 590am at 6pm on Saturdays or you can listen to over 170 podcasts in our free investor radio archive.

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The Norris Group Real Estate News Roundup 3/24/11

Thursday, March 24th, 2011

Today’s News Synopsis:

Freddie Mac said mortgage rates increased to 4.81% last week. The Federal Bureau of Economic Analysis reports California income levels rose 2.5% in 2010. Jobless claims fell 1.3% last week, according to the Labor Department. Freddie Mac told servicers managing its loans to stop foreclosing in MERS’ name.

In The News:

San Francisco Chronicle – “Rate on 30-year fixed mortgage rises to 4.81 pct.” (3-24-11)

“Freddie Mac said Thursday the average rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage rose to 4.81 percent from 4.76 percent the previous week. It hit a 40-year low of 4.17 percent in November.”

The Sacramento Bee – “California incomes rose 2.5% in 2010″ (3-24-11)

“Californias’ incomes rose 2.5 percent in 2010, a year after the state’s first year-to-year decline in personal income since World War II, the federal Bureau of Economic Analysis reported Wednesday. The bureau said 2010 income statewide was more than $1.6 trillion, up from 2009′s $1.56 trillion and a return to 2008 levels.”

Bloomberg - “Wells Fargo Chief Sees Home-Equity Losses as Top Concern, Bernstein Says” (3-24-11)

“Wells Fargo & Co. (WFC) Chief Executive Officer John Stumpf said home-equity losses remain his ‘top concern’ because unemployment in the U.S. is still high, according to Sanford C. Bernstein & Co.”

Orange County Register – “FBI informant charged in Lennar stock scam” (3-24-11)

“An ex-con turned fraud crusader accused of defaming homebuilder Lennar Corp. and its chief Orange County-based executive was accused in federal court Thursday of using his status as an FBI informant to get insider information used in his stock trades.”

Housing Wire – “New CoreLogic tool automates the decision-making in loan mods” (3-24-11)

“CoreLogic says the tool allows servicers to bypass manual loan modification calculations by submitting borrower profiles through IntelliMods, which is designed to determine a borrower’s loan modification eligibility.”

Housing Wire – “Jobless claims fall for second week in a row” (3-24-11)

“The number of initial jobless claims filed by unemployed Americans fell 1.3% last week to 382,000 claims submitted on a seasonally adjusted basis, the Labor Department said Thursday morning.”

Housing Wire – “Freddie Mac tells servicers not to foreclose in MERS name” (3-24-11)

“Freddie Mac told servicers managing its loans this week that they can no longer foreclose in the name of Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems.”

Looking Back:

One year ago, CBIA reported that 3,404 building permits were pulled in February. Governor Schwarzenegger is expected to sign the $10,000 home buyer tax credit bill soon. According to the Commerce Department, home sales fell 2.2 percent last month. UCLA does not expect to see a second dip in economic performance.

For more information about The Norris Group’s California hard money loans or our California Trust Deed investments, visit the website or call our office at 951-780-5856 for more information. For upcoming California real estate investor training and events, visit The Norris Group website and our California investor calendar. You’ll also find our award-winning real estate radio show on KTIE 590am at 6pm on Saturdays or you can listen to over 170 podcasts in our free investor radio archive.

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The Norris Group Real Estate News Roundup 8/6/10

Friday, August 6th, 2010

Sources:
http://www.housingwire.com/2010/08/05/weekl-jobless-claims-rise-more-than-expected-to-479000
http://www.realtor.org/press_room/news_releases/2010/08/pending_ease
http://www.housingwire.com/2010/08/03/zillow-rate-on-30-year-mortgage-drops-to-record-low-week-to-week
http://www.housingwire.com/2010/08/06/aig-losses-return-in-q210-on-continued-wind-down-efforts
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/money_co/2010/08/home-loan-rates-decline-again-as-inflation-fears-abate.html
http://www.mbaa.org/NewsandMedia/PressCenter/73603.htm
http://www.dsnews.com/articles/congress-passes-bill-increasing-fha-premiums-2010-08-05
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-08-04/u-s-consumer-bankruptcy-filings-rose-9-percent-in-july-from-previous-year.html
http://www.reoi.com/news/fannies-reo-volume-doubles-on-mounting-foreclosures-and-longer-disposition-times
http://www.dsnews.com/articles/ahead-of-earnings-gses-scale-back-housing-forecasts-2010-08-05
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http://www.reoi.com/wp-content/uploads/Fannie-REO-by-State.jpg

Today’s News Synopsis:

Non-farm payrolls decreased by 131,000 in July, according to the Department of Labor. HUD’s secretary announced a new program, which will allow borrowers to refinance on underwater mortgages. Barclay’s Capital is taking back their previous estimate of a double dip recession, and now believes we will experience ‘moderate growth’. One-third of U.S. citizens are renting, and more than 14% live in a rental apartment.

In The News:

Housing Wire – “U.S. Payrolls Shed More than Expected, Dropping 131,000 in July” (8-6-10)

“Total non-farm payrolls declined by 131,000 in July, worse than a market consensus decline of 70,000. According to the Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the firings of temporary workers after 2010 Census efforts edged up to 143,000 in July, declined from 225,000 Census layoffs a month earlier.”

Housing Wire – “HUD Secretary Donovan: Refinancing Program Coming ‘Very Soon’” (8-6-10)

“According to a mortgee letter sent out today, the new program would provide additional refinancing options to underwater homeowners starting Sept. 7. To be eligible for the new loan, the homeowner must be underwater but still current on the mortgage. A credit score of 500 or better is required, and the borrower’s existing first-lien holder must agree to write at least 10% of the unpaid principal balance.”

Housing Wire – “Barclays Capital Calls off Double-Dip Recession” (8-6-10)

“Analysts at Barclays Capital believe the latest data on the US economy leans more toward ‘moderating growth’ in the last half of 2010, rather than an outright double-dip. Last week’s real gross domestic product (GDP) in the US, which measures the output of goods and services produced by the country’s labor force, grew 2.4% in Q210 from last year, according to the US Department of Commerce Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA).”

Housing Wire – “Apartment Rentals Hit Record Highs in 2010, as More Americans Shun Homeownership” (8-6-10)

“Currently one-third of Americans rent their housing, and over 14% live in a rental apartment. The NMHC represents the interests of rental property investors, such as Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Stewart Title and Starwood, to name a few.”

Housing Wire - “Navy Federal Introduces 100 Percent Mortgage to Make $7bn Origination Goal” (8-6-10)

“The world’s largest credit union said it’s prepared to originate $7bn in mortgage and refinance originations in 2010, and announced it will offer 100% financing to its members for loans up $650,000. Navy Federal Credit Union said it originated more than $6.2bn in mortgages and refinance loans in 2009. The Virginia-based credit union is the world’s largest, both in terms of total assets ($40bn) and membership (3.4m). Navy Federal serves all current and former Department of Defense military and civilian personnel and their families.”

Housing Wire – “Consumer Credit Down for Fifth Straight Month 0.7 Percent For June” (8-6-10)

“Americans are not in the mood to spend as consumer credit outstanding fell once again in June, according to the Federal Reserve, marking the fifth consecutive month of declines. The benchmark fell $1.3bn, or 0.7%, to $2.418trn due mostly to a $4.5bn, or 6.5%, drop in revolving credit, such as credit cards. Non-revolving credit, which includes mortgages, auto loans, and student loans, rose 2.4% to $1.592bln.”

For more information about The Norris Group’s California hard money loans or our California Trust Deed investments, visit the website or call our office at 951-780-5856 for more information. For upcoming California real estate investor training and events, visit The Norris Group website and our California investor calendar. You’ll also find our award-winning real estate radio show on KTIE 590am at 6pm on Saturdays or you can listen to over 170 podcasts in our free investor radio archive.

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The Norris Group Real Estate News Roundup 6/22/10

Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010

Today’s News Synopsis:

According to the MBA, the level of commercial/multifamily mortgage debt outstanding decreased to $3.31 trillion in the first quarter. The NAR reports existing home sales decreased by 2.2 percent last month. California home sales increased 1.2 percent last month. An amendment to the Wall Street Reform Bill being debated today in Congress would eliminate the hotly contested Home Valuation Code of Conduct.

In The News:

Mortgage Bankers Association – “MBA Analysis: Commercial and Multifamily Mortgage Debt Outstanding Declined 0.9 Percent in First Quarter 2010″ (6-22-10)

“The level of commercial/multifamily mortgage debt outstanding decreased in the first quarter, to $3.31 trillion, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association’s (MBA) analysis of the Federal Reserve Board Flow of Funds data. Declines were driven by drops in commercial and multifamily mortgages held in CMBS and construction loans held by banks and thrifts. The $3.31 trillion in commercial/multifamily mortgage debt outstanding recorded by the Federal Reserve was a decrease of $31 billion or 0.9 percent from the fourth quarter of 2009. Multifamily mortgage debt outstanding rose to $852 billion, an increase of $3 billion or 0.4 percent from the fourth quarter of 2009.”

NAR - “May Shows a Continued Strong Pace for Existing-Home Sales” (6-22-10)

“Existing-home sales1, which are completed transactions that include single-family, townhomes, condominiums and co-ops, were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.66 million units in May, down 2.2 percent from an upwardly revised surge of 5.79 million units in April. May closings are 19.2 percent above the 4.75 million-unit level in May 2009; April sales were revised to show an 8.0 percent monthly gain.”

California Builder – “Market Your Way Out of Tough Times” (6-22-10)

“Many businesses think ‘keeping your name in front of the public’ is a valid advertising strategy. It’s questionable at best, but it’s way too risky and low-yield in tough times. Instead, make sure your advertising is only in publications that reach your best prospects, and – this is the most important part – make a specific offer and call to action to get readers of the ad to call you.”

CAR - “May sales and price report” (6-22-10)

“Home sales increased 1.2 percent in May in California compared with the same period a year ago, while the median price of an existing home rose 23.2 percent, the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® (C.A.R.) reported today.”

Sacramento Bee – “California personal income grows in quarter” (6-22-10)

“Personal income in California grew $14 billion to $1.57 trillion in the first quarter compared with the last quarter of 2009, according to statistics released Friday by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. The 0.9 percent gain matched personal income growth for the United States, but California ranked 27th among all states.”

Inman - “Social networking sites gobble more traffic” (6-22-10)

“Social networking sites and websites hosting forums grew their market share by nearly 62 percent during the year ending in May — the largest gain among any real estate-related category, according to a new quarterly report from online metrics firm Hitwise. Visits to websites in the real estate category during May were down 24.3 percent from a year ago — the 12th consecutive month of year-over-year traffic declines dating to June 2009, the report said.”

Inman - “California may restrict lender claims over refis” (6-22-10)

“SB 1178, which passed the state Senate in a 30-4 vote on June 3, would extend protection from deficiency judgments to homeowners who have refinanced, but only up to the amount of their original loan. In other words, if the original mortgage was $300,000, and the homeowner refinanced and defaulted on a $350,000 loan, they would not be liable to repay the first $300,000.”

Housing Wire – “House Members Look to Eliminate HVCC, Change Appraisal Process” (6-22-10)

“An amendment to the Wall Street Reform Bill being debated today in Congress would eliminate the hotly contested Home Valuation Code of Conduct (HVCC), which has changed much of the home appraisal process since its introduction last year. The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) implemented HVCC in May 2009 in an attempt to improve the independence of appraisers by prohibiting lenders and third parties from influencing appraisals. It also limits the interactions between the appraisers and those originating the loan.”

Housing Wire – “Fannie and Freddie Servicers Refinance 53% More Loans in Q110: FHFA” (6-22-10)

“Mortgage servicers refinanced 53% more Fannie Mae Mae and Freddie Mac loans under the Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP) in Q110 than in the previous quarter, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA). Delinquencies are improving as well in the Fannie and Freddie portfolios. According to the FHFA, the amount of loans behind by 60 or more days declined for the first time in two years, dropping by more than 23,000 to roughly 1.7m in Q110.”

Housing Wire – “Real Estate Owned Inventory to Peak in Summer 2011: BarCap” (6-22-10)

“The amount of REO inventory held by lenders is expected to peak in August 2011 at 545,000 properties, according to analysts at Barclays Capital. In April, REO remained relatively flat, increasing 0.8% from March to 526,000. The influx was primarily due to an increase in REO from the government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs), according to BarCap.”

Looking Back:

One year ago, Fannie Mae said it would no longer guarantee mortgages on condos in buildings where fewer than 70% of the units have been sold. The Mortgage Bankers Association lowered its forecast of mortgage originations for 2009 to $2.03 trillion. Many lawmakers and businesses were calling for an extension of the $8,000 tax credit.\

For more information about The Norris Group’s California hard money loans or our California Trust Deed investments, visit the website or call our office at 951-780-5856 for more information. For upcoming California real estate investor training and events, visit The Norris Group website and our California investor calendar. You’ll also find our award-winning real estate radio show on KTIE 590am at 6pm on Saturdays or you can listen to over 170 podcasts in our free investor radio archive.

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