Property Profits Real Estate Podcast

Learn the detailed explanation of what syndication means, know more about how Hunter invited 30 people and converted them into real estate investors after a lunch meeting, and discover the two ways to raise capital based on what it is that you offer
 
Resources/Links
https://raisingcapitalforrealestate.com/
Summary
Hunter Thompson is a full-time real estate investor and founder of Asym Capital (pronounced AY-SIM), a private equity firm based out of Los Angeles, CA. Since starting Asym, Hunter has raised more than $30M in private capital for real estate offerings. He is the author of Raising Capital for Real Estate: How to Attract Investors, Establish Credibility, and Fund Deals.
Today on Property Profits Real Estate Podcast, we feature Hunter’s journey in the world of real estate investing. Discover how his background in economics and passion in communications gave him an advantage in his newfound business. Learn from this author and real estate entrepreneur as he details how he attracts potential investors and has raised an impressive amount of $30M capital from investor partners. He will also give you some golden nuggets of information about syndication, the mobile home park business, and practical and proven ways to raise capital for real estate deals.
If you’re starting to raise money for real estate investing, you shouldn’t miss this episode.
Topics Covered:
00:31 – Brief background of Hunter
01:20 – Hunter gives details on his inclination in economics and what led him to venture into real estate investing
03:40 – The two significant events that made him decide to go into real estate 
05:14 – Detailing what syndication means
06:50 – Hunter further explains his journey starting as a passive investor, later on, started his business and worked with operating partners
08:38 – How the process of finding and working with investor partners, raising capital, and focusing on mobile home park business all worked for Hunter
11:48 – Brief description of what his book was all about
12:25 – Advice in dealing with the Securities Commission in the US
12:58 – Two ways to raise capital in terms of your offerings
14:50 – Hunter talks about his passion and ability in communications that made him invite 30 accredited investors to listen to his talk on mobile home park business and made them invest in his business
17:09 – Where and how to get resources from Hunter – his book, podcast, webinars, and other valuable contents
Key Takeaways:
“Once I understood the vehicle, from my perspective, I was thinking, the return profile is somewhat similar. I get to be diversified across multiple different asset classes across the country, and I get to depend on someone else’s time, energy, and expertise. I’m going to do this a lot. And that’s really how I built my business.” – Hunter Thompson
“A syndication is pulling your money together with some other investors and getting into a much bigger deal than you probably could. – Hunter Thompson
“This is not an easy job. Anyone that thinks that it’s easy to raise capital hasn’t raised a lot of capital. You can fall on your face pretty hard.  If you do it right, it can be the most lucrative, the most sought after, the most consistently needed skill in the entire real estate business. If you have the ability to consistently write seven-figure checks or eight-figure checks, you will always have a place in the commercial real estate world. It’s unbelievable, and I think people are starting to get wind of that now.” – Hunter Thompson
“Always have a really good attorney, especially if we’re going to put something on paper like write a book. It has to be an iron-clad.” – Hunter Thompson
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raisingcapitalforrealestate.com
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Learn the three main appeals of rent-to-own properties from the beginning, during the deal, and at closing, discover about the success habits that will surely help you to build your real estate empire, and know more about the understanding of the “born-to-be-a servant” leadership style.
 
Resources/Links
http://www.richwithross.com/
Summary
Ross Lightle is an Educator – Personal Coach – Mentor – Trainer – Entrepreneur – Thought Leader – Dynamic Public Speaker and Communicator. He started investing in real estate way back in 1977, and he’s coached and trained thousands of people across Canada and the United States.
Join Ross as he explains which kind of rental properties give him exceptional cash flow from the start all throughout the duration of the deal.
Topics Covered:
01:42 – Being in real estate for the longest time
02:31 – His main real estate strategy
04:05 – How rental property strategy work in declining and flat markets
06:23 – What would he have done earlier in his real estate career
11:44 – What special ability does he have in real estate that sets him apart from others
12:23 – His success habit that’s worth emulating for 
14:29 – Positive outcomes that came out of those success habits
Key Takeaways:
“I would learn to say no more. I wouldn’t chase a squirrel because saying yes is really easy, saying no is hard. It’s only by saying no to a lot of the things that I can focus on the things that really matter, the things that will make me world-class, and because I can be world-class and everything.” – Ross Lightle
“My deal is, be the servant you were born to be. I’ll always make time. If I’m in a meeting or I’m coaching right then or doing something, I will always call back.” – Ross Lightle 
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Learn what multifamily investing is, and how it works, discover how Agostino started with syndication, and learn how he partnered with other people to grow his portfolio, know more about the three most important pieces of advice he gives to people who are getting started with raising their first capital.
 
Resources/Links
The Bulletproof Cashflow Podcast
Summary
Agostino Pintus is a multifamily investor, syndicator, and entrepreneur with more than 15 years of experience in real estate. He currently oversees strategic partnerships, capital development, and platform development for Realty Dynamics Equity Partners, an investment firm specializing in multifamily acquisition and asset management services.
Tune in to this episode and get to know this man who’s passionate as an entrepreneur and in helping others to be successful in real estate investing as well. Agostino will share why he focuses on multifamily investing and how syndication worked for him.
Learn from him as he shares his top tips for finding potential investor partners who are starting to venture into real estate and how to position what you are doing as the ideal solution for busy professionals who don’t have time to learn the ins and outs of this industry and do it themselves.
Topics Covered:
00:59 – Agostino tells what motivated him to move from Ontario, Canada to Ohio, USA and decided to shift from corporate to real estate investing02:02 – How he discovered syndicating deals which became his primary focus02:41 – How syndication works and the risk it entails05:34 – Agostino narrates how he started with syndication and how he partnered with other people to grow his portfolio09:33 – Tips for people starting in real estate and raising their first capital12:24 – How he got the attention of wealthy clients like doctors or lawyers who don’t have the time to learn to do real estate investing17:19 – Where to find out more about Agostino
Key Takeaways:
“There’s some internal resistance on our minds. It’s fear. And the reason why we’re afraid is because we don’t have the data. We don’t have the information. We don’t know what to say and how to say it.” – Agostino Pintus
“For many people who are just starting out, first learn the lingo. Learn the language of the business. Second is build the team that goes along with it because you’re not going to do all this yourself.” – Agostino Pintus
“Learn how to sell. Because this is a sales business. And you have to get in front of people to tell them about the benefits. Tell them what it means to them.” – Agostino Pintus
“It’s not about you. No one cares about your needs. It’s about them. How can you help me? That’s what people want to know. If you go and say, I need this, and I need that. No one cares, right? No one cares about what you need.” – Agostino Pintus
“How do you protect that cash? That’s their problem. You have the solution. Your solution is to invest it into a cash-flowing asset real estate and get all the tax benefits that go along with it.” – Agostino Pintus
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Learn what property management is and what are the lucrative side businesses that can go with it, find out what Tony’s “Doorpreneur” book is all about, and know more on how to go about property management The Doorpreneur way.
 
Resources/Links
http://www.doorpreneur.com/
Summary
Tony LeBlanc is an entrepreneur who has started over 10 successful businesses. Growing up inside the property management industry watching his mother manage the building in which he was raised, he learned the business from the inside out.
He now manages one of the largest property management companies on Canada’s East Coast – a business he started from scratch. His extraordinary success proves that property management can be the foundation of a network of service brands that support the properties within the management portfolio. Tony’s experience and expertise are now helping many other property management professionals take their business to a whole new level.
In this episode of Property Profits Podcast, learn how Tony branched out of his original property management business and added on other complementary businesses, some of which very quickly surpassed the revenue from his management company.
Topics Covered:
01:08 – His career background before real estate and what strategy is he focusing on
05:36 – What is a property management and how to go about it
08:10 – The difference between typical property management and the Doorpreneur way of doing it
11:16 – The lucrative side business of getting into property management
14:01 –  Real estate sales as one of the business opportunities you can look out for
15:54 – What are the components of the property management business
17:51 – How to go about the whole strategy of property management and branching out to other opportunities
Key Takeaways:
“There’s gotta be scale involved. I think somewhere is probably around the 300 to 500 unit door count. It starts to make sense because without getting that type of traction you gotta get an X enough experience under your belt on the management side. And the whole foundation of this is the management company. Your management experience has to be second to none for your owners and for your tenants. Get that right first. Once you have the confidence level that you can now start branching out into other opportunities then you can do so.” – Tony LeBlanc
“And the biggest beauty about this, the whole thing, why it’s easy for us to spin off these companies is because we have the infrastructure. You can only get that infrastructure once you’re a certain size. We have a full-time CA on staff. I’ve got all my maintenance guys, my cleaning staff, my property managers, my resident managers. I have a team. I can reuse them for the different things that I want to be.” – Tony LeBlanc
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www.doorpreneur.com
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Know about the critical thing is that made Jean-Philippe grow his portfolio in five years, learn the advantages of investing in multi-family properties, and discover the rules and regulations governing tenants and property owners in Quebec.
 
Resources/Links
www.clubimmobilier.ca
Coaching and Mentoring – Montreal region
Summary
Jean-Philippe Claude is a very successful multi-family real estate investor based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Originally an engineer by training, Jean-Philippe got hooked on real estate when he bought his first triplex in 2011. After taking a variety of training programs, he bought more than 150 apartments in just four years.
Jean-Philippe is now a full-time real estate investor, and one of the directors of Quebec’s largest real estate investment clubs. It’s another jam-packed and fast-paced episode today as I feature Jean-Philippe Claude and his journey from engineering to real estate investing. Jean-Philippe’s remarkable portfolio has grown immensely, that he attributed his success in raising capital from his JV partners. 
How did he do it? And after he was done getting the deal up and running, how does he also manage his properties? What are the pros and cons of investing in Quebec vs. other areas of Canada? Tune in and find the answers in his story.
Topics Covered:
01:23 – Jean-Philippe tells how he shifted from a mechanical engineer to a real estate investor who initially bought a triplex and converted it into a fourplex 
03:18 – His current portfolio owning 180 apartments in five years
04:00 – Revealing how raising capital made his portfolio grew quickly
05:38 – How he managed his properties and tenants
07:38 – The significant differences between investing in Quebec vs. the rest of Canada
13:04 – Rules and regulations in Quebec in favor of the tenants vs. property owners
16:21 – Advice to investors who want to start with multi-family investing
17:59 – Where to get more details about Jean-Philippe
19:11 – Final advice in real estate investing
Key Takeaways:
“The money is in optimizing.  It isn’t in buying. Find a deal that is optimizing. And then when it’s optimizing, when you squeeze the juice out of the property, and you did everything you could to increase your net revenue, then you give it to somebody else. You accept the fact that the property is not going to be managed as well as you would.” – Jean-Philippe Claude
“Knowledge is the first thing first.  After that, if they want to jump into multifamily, they need to know their sectors.” – Jean-Philippe Claude
“I think the biggest mistake from a starting point is to think big and thinking that you’re not going to miss a deal because you’re looking big. But actually, that’s exactly the opposite. You’re not going to be in the market, you’re not going to know if you do renovate that apartment, how much it’s going to be worth, and you’re not going to be able to price your building correctly.” – Jean-Philippe Claude 
“Get to know your sector. Take action. Sometimes people are falling classes, reading a book, watching podcasts, and that’s pretty good. That’s awesome. Watching but take action afterward. That’s where that happens. I called taking action, like making a promise to purchase shots to the net. I mean, if you don’t shoot to the net, there’s a 100% chance that you’re not going to succeed.” – Jean-Philippe Claude
Connect with Jean-Philippe Claude:
www.clubimmobilier.ca
Coaching and Mentoring – Montreal region
 
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Discover which real estate investing types Trevor has used to earn superior cash flow, learn the five things that are holding anyone back from climbing higher up their real estate ladder, and understand the productivity pyramid and getting the clearest picture of where you should focus most of your time to truly build your real estate empire.
 
Resources/Links
http://trevormcgregor.com/
Summary
Trevor McGregor is a very experienced real estate investor who has created a multi-million dollar portfolio across numerous locations and using different strategies. Trevor is also a Master Platinum coach with over 20,000 coaching calls to date. He worked very closely with Tony Robbins for over half a decade.
In this episode of Property Profits Real Estate Podcast, Trevor shares the 5 things that prevent newbie investors in the real estate world from pulling the trigger and getting going. With most of us having poor time management, this is an opportune time to listen to his discussion about understanding the productivity pyramid and the tremendous help it provides us about where to focus most of our time and effort to achieve the highest value.
Topics Covered:
00:44 – How he got started in real estate and the type of real estate he was and  is into
03:19 – What made him start a coaching career in real estate
06:46 – Our limiting beliefs
08:21 – The lack of a strategic plan
09:49 – That shiny object syndrome and  how to get started
10:49 – Lack of pillar of support
11:48 – What is there with poor time management
13:59 – Understanding the productivity pyramid
18:28 – Taking massive action
Key Takeaways:
“We all have great ideas, great aspirations, but we get stuck between that three-pound mass between our ears, called the brain that holds us back from going out there and doing what we want to do.” – Trevor McGregor 
“Get crystal clear on what you want, why you want it now, what cities, what markets, what neighborhoods, what your potential spend is, how much you want to put into rehab property, do some cap ex-work and then ultimately decide, are you going to flip it or are you going to hold it and rent it? – Trevor McGregor
“Get clear on what your strengths are. Maybe find people that support some of the weaknesses or the opportunities to improve, as I call them. And from that place, go out there and create that plan to make it a reality.” – Trevor McGregor 
“We need to literally establish what we call the professional pillars that can help you go further faster. Because if you’re trying to do every single one of those things on your own, you’re fooling yourself.” – Trevor McGregor
“Do you really know where your time is going, what you’re doing with that time, what you should be doing with that time versus maybe outsourcing some of it. You know, if you’re not really good with some of that stuff, maybe you’d get a VA and you’ve got a personal assistant.” – Trevor McGregor
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Discover how to create owner-financed notes, learn the marketing strategy he did when he was starting and what he should have done differently, and know about the common mistakes that newbie note makers make and how to avoid them.
 
Resources/Links
bradsmotherman.com
Summary
Brad Smotherman is a real estate investor and mentor who has done over 400 transactions across 16 states. He specializes in creating owner-financed notes. Today, Brad runs and manages a 7-figure flipping business and holds notes across Middle Tennessee. He invests in multiple states, and currently, has houses from Michigan to Georgia.
What are the odds that you woke up one day and decided to do something that would change your life forever? Brad did and got his real estate license at a young age of 17 when his buddies were just thinking about partying! And when the crash happened, he pushed himself to learn about real estate investing, and specifically about creating notes for passive income.
Brad has tasted success and is now an accomplished investor and mentor.
But with every success story comes the inevitable mistakes and profound learning experiences on this episode of Property Profits Real Estate Podcast, Brad shares those. Learn from him as he also gives insightful advice to newbies and advanced investors alike so you that you can side-step the mistakes he made.
Topics Covered:
01:26 – Brad recalls getting a real estate license at 17 years old 
02:22 – How he learned about creating notes
03:58 – Explaining further what wraparound note or wraparound mortgages mean 
07:53 – What he would do differently if he’ll start over again in real estate investing
10:09 – His marketing strategy when he was starting
11:33 – The common mistakes that newbies are making with creating notes
13:02 – What Brad did to help him make the right decisions
14:42 – Advice for people interested in trying creating notes
15:52 – How to connect with Brad
Key Takeaways:
“If you were starting all over again, the first thing that I would do is I would have created a negotiating platform that allowed me to have a system to go from the front door to the equity position every single time.  It’s about the process.” – Brad Smotherman
“Begin your marketing machine. Earlier, I was cheap on my marketing side. I looked at marketing as an expense as opposed to an investment, and now I know that it’s not. That’s the one thing I can’t spend money too much money on is the marketing that’s efficient.” – Brad Smotherman
“Fill your mind with positive material, whether that’s books, podcasts, generally inspirational movies.  It even came to the point that I would fast from any traditional music. At the end of the day, we have to be cognizant of what’s around us than what we’re allowing you to remove it.” – Brad Smotherman
“Find a mentor that has been down the road that you want to go.  If I hadn’t had my mentor, I’d never have accomplished what I’ve accomplished. They can take years off your learning curve, and not only that, you’re going to avoid a lot of the mistakes you would have made, which is just as important, if not more.” – Brad Smotherman
“Everything starts with a motivated seller. So, if we’re able to create motivated seller lead flow, then we can figure out what direction we want to take, whether you want to be a rental guy or do you want to be a note guy, or you want to be the flip person or, or whatever that is. We have to have motivated sellers. So, learn how to lead generate.” – Brad Smotherman
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Discover investing strategies that can provide passive income and at the same time allow you to leave your day job, learn the strategic steps to get you started the right way in real estate, and know more about the mistakes to avoid as a 'newbie' real estate investor.
 
Resources/Links
SimplePassiveCashflow.com
simplepassivecashflow.com/journey
Summary
Lane Kawaoka is a civil engineer who invests passively in Real Estate from Honolulu, Hawaii. He used to be in a big bad private company as a construction engineer but after some saving and investing he found happiness and balance at a lower-paying job.
He journals his experiences in the “Simple Passive Cashflow” podcast that he put on iTunes & Google Play. His parents got screwed with the 401K and stock market and it’s his mission to get everyone out the corrupt Wall Street roller coaster and into Main Street invests with safer, higher returns that benefit the middle class of America. 
Today on the Property Profits Real Estate Podcast, Lane shares his wisdom on matters relating to real estate investment and portfolio expansion. 
Topics Covered:
01:24 –  Getting started in real estate at a young age while in university
02:43 – Different strategies he is dabbling into at the moment
03:39 – On joint venturing with other real estate investors
04:30 – What would he have done early on in his real estate investment had he known everything he has known now
05:20 – How does it look like for him doing syndication deals himself and bringing investors on board
06:40 – How to position yourself in the real estate business to get the biggest advantage
08:32 – Mistakes real estate beginners  make
09:52 – His unfair advantage in the real estate industry
11:18 – With his expertise in coaching, training, and whatnot in real estate matters, where does he think beginners should start off
12:46 – What leveraged assets you need to create when starting out 
13:35 – As a newbie and completely know nothing about the whole process of doing things, how can you add value to the more experienced person
Key Takeaways:
“I think it goes to show that real estate used to be a bunch of people in white backdrops, new shirts, brown shoes, and navy pants that people don’t want that today. Especially, some of the younger folks, they want authenticity. They want to see some mistakes. I went into deals, my first passive investment I lost like 30, 40 grand cause I invested with a shyster. But lesson learned. People want to see that stuff.” – Lane Kawaoka
“ A lot of times these guys, they’ll either give up and never get started because they don’t get that extra push. Figure out what it is and give freely without any quid pro quo kind of assumption that you’re going to get something in return. Go ahead and do it and do it for multiple people. And you’ll find that a good majority of them will likely reciprocate. And then at that point, you know you have the data to know who you want to interact with in the future. Those people who reciprocate, they’re cool, you know, continue to nurture those relationships.” – Lane Kawaoka
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simplepassiveincome.com
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Find out why Daray felt unfulfilled despite being in a high paying, successful career, discover what the motivated seller strategy is and how it can work for you, and learn the survey questions that Daray uses to help other people formulate their own winning strategies.
 
Resources/Links
Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
 
Summary
Daray Olaleye is the founder of the Before the Millions educational and coaching company – spanning its reach to over 100+ countries worldwide. This platform’s mission is to help everyday professionals become savvy investors and create a lifestyle business.
Today on the Property Profits Real Estate Podcast, Daray reminisces about how his love for playing monopoly plus the influence of one book led him on his journey in real estate investing. Even having a rewarding career in a high-status field, Daray felt no real fulfillment from it.
Learn how one book changed his life and following its guidance allowed Daray to create the lifestyle and financial freedom that he truly desired.
Topics Covered:
02:10 – Daray recalls how playing monopoly as a kid became his first foray in real estate
04:09 – He looks back on his college days when he studied accountancy as his chosen career
05:29 – The pros and cons of having a corporate job
10:22 – How a book made him buy his first investment property 30 days after reading it
11:48 – Explaining how his created strategy, coined as motivated seller strategy, works and differs from others
16:11 – Daray details the process he uses to walk people through in his motivated seller strategy
17:18 – Survey questions needed to check the client’s focus and commitment level to know the exact strategy to use
19:33 – Where to connect with Daray
Key Takeaways:
“There’s actually literally no fulfillment in the work that I’m doing. I don’t see the bigger picture. I don’t see what’s happening with these papers once they get them. I don’t see how these financial statements mean anything to the people that run these companies. I don’t see anything. I know that I have to add these numbers up. So, there was no fulfillment. I’m working for the bank, and I’m working for the government at the end of the year. I have zero, and I have nothing. I said, there’s no way I will do this for the rest of my life.” – Daray Olaleye
“If you truly connect with one of these people and you have the tools in your tool belt to get a deal done, you’re no longer going in with the mindset, Hey, I’m a wholesaler. You’re going in with the mindset, Hey, how can I help?” – Daray Olaleye
“Everything in real estate makes money. Whether you are a fixer and flipper, you’re a wholesaler, you’re a rental property owner, you’re a syndicator, you’re, you’re a land investor, you’re mobile home parks. All of these strategies make money.” – Daray Olaleye
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Before the Millions podcast
beforethemillions.com 
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Discover the different strategies he dabbled in which brought him enormous cash flow and quickly replaced his teacher salary, learn what syndication is and how does it relate to investing in real estate, and know how to go about syndication and the legal process of doing it.
 
Resources/Links
www.ventureDproperties.com
www.coachwithdex.com
 
Summary
Todd Dexheimer, CEO of Venture D Properties, LLC started investing in Real Estate in 2008 in single-family homes & small multi-family properties. Since 2008 he has purchased and renovated roughly 700 units.
Todd has completed over 150 flips, including a 20-unit mobile home park, a ski resort, and a 15unit apartment complex while using those profits to build his rental portfolio. Currently, Todd owns approximately $25 million in real estate comprising of over 550 units located in 5 states, with a focus on syndicating value-add multi-family properties in emerging markets.
Today on the Property Profits Real Estate Podcast, Todd as he shares the strategies he used which allowed him to quit his teaching job in just two years.
 
Topics Covered:
01:43 – How he came to be involved in the real estate business
03:33 – How long did the real estate business provide him security and finally leave his teaching job
03:55 – The real estate strategy he dabbled in at the start
05:38 – The average flips of houses he made at the start
06:40 – His transition from single-family homes to multi-family properties
10:15 – How to structure deals with investors in a fix and flip strategy
11:19 – How to find investor partners
13:14 – How did he convince his investors to get on with him for a long-term strategy
14:55 – What is syndication, how does it look like as far as properties and investors are concerned
17:12 – How to go about syndication and what is the legal process to do it
18:57 – How does he get to help other people get into the real estate business
 
Key Takeaways:
“You’ve got to somehow create a track record, whether that’s through how I did it, working my way up, or whether that’s bringing in partners or whatever you’ve got to do with what, you’ve got to build a strong track record, that’s going to be vitally important in my opinion.” – Todd Dexheimer
“Somebody who’s trying to get into it, syndication, I think the biggest thing is you’ve just got to study. You’ve got to learn. It’s like anything, you’ve got to gain knowledge in it. Maybe you know how to do multi-family, but you’ve got to also know how to do syndication or you have to learn the language. You have to understand the rules and regulations. You don’t have to be an expert. You don’t have to be the lawyer, but you have to know enough to understand what you’re doing.” – Todd Dexheimer
 
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www.ventureDproperties.com
www.coachwithdex.com
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