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No Vacancy with Taylor Avakian

Taylor Avakian | Los Angeles Multifamily Broker

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Multifamily Commercial Real Estate in Los Angeles has never been more complex—or more full of opportunity. Hosted by Taylor Avakian, one of LA's most top commercial real estate brokers, No Vacancy is the top podcast for Southern California apartment owners, investors, and industry professionals looking to gain valuable insights on navigating LA’s competitive multifamily market. Each episode dives deep into strategies for overcoming regulatory challenges, tracking market trends, and building long-term wealth. Taylor interviews LA's top multifamily owners, investors, and visionaries providing listeners with actionable tips for success in Los Angeles commercial real estate. Whether you're managing apartment properties, growing your portfolio, or staying ahead in LA’s real estate game, No Vacancy with Taylor Avakian offers the expert advice and insider knowledge you need. Subscribe today for the latest on multifamily real estate trends, wealth-building strategies, and interviews with industry leaders—brought to you by The Group CRE.

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Why LA Is Getting Worse (And They Won’t Fix It)

Friday, June 26, 2026 • Duration 01:03:35

*Niv V. Davidovich, LA's go-to eviction attorney with 10,000+ cases, reveals why being a landlord in Los Angeles has become one of the toughest real estate plays in America.*From 6-month eviction timelines and emotional distress lawsuits to aggressive tenant screening and the realities of funded legal aid, this is the raw, unfiltered truth about the current rental market and what property owners are actually facing in 2026.In this episode of No Vacancy, Taylor Avakian sits down with Niv V. Davidovich of Davidovich Stone Law Group. They break down the most common eviction drivers, how habitability claims and jury dynamics have shifted the landscape, why the process moves so slowly compared to neighboring counties, and practical steps owners can take to protect their assets without breaking the rules.Whether you own apartments in LA, invest in multifamily, manage properties, or want to understand California landlord-tenant law from the front lines, this conversation delivers the clarity most people only get after expensive mistakes.

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AI for CRE Community: https://www.skool.com/ai-for-cre-collective/about?ref=3b3ff2c0ccce44ba8039fafd54bf291a*Chapters:*00:00 - Shocking Jury Verdicts and Emotional Distress Damages 02:19 - Niv Davidovich's Career: Thousands of LA Evictions 03:37 - The Real Reasons Tenants Stop Paying Rent 06:02 - ULA Funding, Legal Aid Groups, and Tenant Advocacy 08:52 - Habitability Attorneys and Class Action Tactics 11:12 - Why Small Economic Damages Turn Into Massive Verdicts 13:07 - Trial vs. Settlement Rates in Current LA Evictions 14:07 - Inside One of the Longest and Most Complex Eviction Trials 17:20 - Pro Se Litigants, AI Tools, and Extreme Post-Judgment Demands 19:19 - Current Eviction Timeline in Los Angeles County 21:04 - Sheriff Shortages and Lockout Delays Explained 24:48 - How Evictions Compare in Orange County and Other Areas 26:29 - Tenant Screening: Saying No to Problem Tenants Early 29:30 - Tort Reform, Shifting Attorney Focus, and Insurance Realities 32:08 - Rent Control, Old Buildings, and Barriers to New Housing 35:27 - The "This Is My Home" Mindset vs. Legal Rental Reality 38:14 - Policy Challenges and Misaligned Incentives in Housing 40:42 - Common Myths LA Landlords Believe About the Process 43:14 - When Laws Change Mid-Case: Impacts on Owners 50:25 - Practical Protections and Strategies for Property Owners 58:57 - One Key Piece of Advice for LA Apartment Owners in 2026+Niv V. Davidovich, Davidovich Stone Law Group, No Vacancy with Taylor Avakian.Niv Davidovich, Davidovich Stone Law Group, LA eviction attorney, Los Angeles landlord attorney, eviction process Los Angeles, LA rental market 2026, California tenant landlord law, habitability claims, emotional distress damages, vexatious litigants, tort reform real estate, multifamily investing Los Angeles, tenant screening best practices, No Vacancy podcast, Taylor Avakian, California eviction timeline, rent control LA, sheriff lockouts, LA apartment owners, real estate law Southern CaliforniaSubscribe and Stay Ahead! Stay informed and empowered in the multifamily real estate market. Subscribe to the channel for exclusive insights, rental updates, and expert analyses on the Los Angeles market.🔔 Don’t miss out on the latest trends and tips to maximize your property's potential: https://www.youtube.com/c/TaylorAvakian📈 Connect with me:Website: https://www.thegroupcre.com/Email: taylor@thegroupcre.comX: https://x.com/TAYVAY_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tayloravakian/#LosAngelesRealEstate #MultifamilyBroker #LandlordTips #RealEstateInvesting #PropertyManagement #TenantScreening #RentalMarket #LosAngelesApartments #RealEstateStrategy #TaylorAvakian #ApartmentOwner

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The Most Controversial Man in Real Estate: Grant Cardone

Wednesday, June 17, 2026 • Duration 01:37:09

*Grant Cardone sits down with Taylor Avakian on No Vacancy for a raw conversation on building massive multifamily wealth, raising capital on his own terms, and why he's betting big on Bitcoin alongside real estate.*In this full episode, Grant breaks down his journey from car salesman to running one of the largest private multifamily portfolios in the U.S., the lessons that shaped his approach to deals and capital, how he thinks about scale versus location, and his forward-looking views on markets, technology, and the next phase of his business.*Chapters:*00:00:00 — Grant Cardone's Opening Rant on Real Estate Capital Raising 00:01:20 — How Grant Learned Real Estate Growing Up 00:02:31 — His Father's Influence and Early Exposure to Property 00:04:28 — First Deals at 28 and the 3-Year Study Period 00:05:39 — Houston Market Collapse and Move to California 00:07:13 — Buying Nearly 200 Units in 90 Days in San Diego 00:08:38 — Raising Early Capital and the Mom Loan Story 00:09:54 — Building a High-Income Sales Consulting Business 00:12:56 — Car Sales Lessons: Becoming Top 1% and Finding the Glitch 00:16:17 — Developing Ambition and the Drive to Be Recognized 00:18:03 — Hitting the First Million and What It Felt Like 00:19:41 — Why Owners Beat Brokers: The Rudy and Dale Partnership 00:23:44 — How Grant Evaluates Deals: Always Know Your Exit 00:24:53 — Value-Add Realities and Selling to Sophisticated Buyers 00:27:42 — What He Would Do Differently If Starting Over 00:28:21 — Evolution of Deal Structures and Dropping the Pref 00:30:04 — Raising $2 Billion from 20,000 Investors on His Terms 00:31:40 — Long-Term Holds and Why Many Recent LA Deals Struggled 00:34:xx — Market Predictions: LA, Orange County, Dallas, Miami, and More 00:38:37 — Asset-First Approach, Building Audience, and Exiting to Whales 00:44:xx — Advice for Ambitious Young People: Grind in Your 20s 00:48:xx — Sales Mastery: Studying Buffett, Elon, and Trump 00:55:xx — Focus on the Best Assets First, Not Investor Terms 01:00:xx — The Sacrifices Required for One Life-Changing Deal 01:06:xx — Tax Strategy: Live Lean and Invest Aggressively in Multifamily 01:07:33 — Favorite Markets and the Monopoly-Style Concentration Play 01:09:57 — LP/GP Structures and Using Assets to Attract Capital 01:13:xx — AI's Early Impact on Real Estate and Future Opportunities 01:27:xx — Property Management as a Major Competitive Moat 01:29:xx — Grant's Vision for the Next 5–10 Years 01:35:22 — Closing Thoughts and Bold Future PlansSubscribe and Stay Ahead! Stay informed and empowered in the multifamily real estate market. Subscribe to the channel for exclusive insights, rental updates, and expert analyses on the Los Angeles market.🔔 Don’t miss out on the latest trends and tips to maximize your property's potential: https://www.youtube.com/c/TaylorAvakian📈 Connect with me:Website: https://www.thegroupcre.com/Email: taylor@thegroupcre.comX: https://x.com/TAYVAY_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tayloravakian/#realestate #podcast #losangeles

Banks Don't Want You to Know About This Man

Wednesday, April 8, 2026 • Duration 01:14:03

Greg Hebner, Managing Director and majority owner of Arixa Capital (formerly Erickson), joins Taylor Avakian on the No Vacancy Podcast for an in-depth conversation on private real estate lending, scaling a multi-billion dollar platform, and navigating today's CRE market.

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From Arixa's origins in distressed lending post-2008 to managing over $2.3–2.5 billion in assets and originating nearly $1.5 billion annually across 22 states, Greg shares how they built one of the fastest-growing independent private lenders in the U.S. He discusses the differences between private credit and traditional banks, the power of sponsor-focused underwriting, avoiding re-trades, delivering white-glove service, and partnering with institutions like Oaktree Capital.

Topics include: launching mortgage securitizations (bond shelves), construction and renovation lending on single-family to multifamily deals, growth strategies, hiring culture, client relationships that span a decade, and where Greg sees opportunities and challenges in residential and multifamily real estate over the next 12–36 months.A must-watch for real estate developers, investors, brokers, flippers, and anyone interested in private credit, alternative lending, or building a scalable real estate finance business in a high-interest-rate environment.

*Timestamps / Chapters:*

00:00 - Welcome & Arixa Capital Origin Story

02:40 - Current Scale: $2.3–2.5B Assets, ~$1B Annual Originations

03:47 - What is Private Capital? How Arixa Differs from Banks

05:40 - Fund Structures, Oaktree Partnership, Mortgage Securitizations & Large Loans

10:05 - Sponsor-First Underwriting Philosophy & Why Character Beats Perfect Projects

How She Manages A 6M Sq Ft Real Estate Portfolio | Nadine Watt (Watt Capital Partners)

Sunday, March 29, 2026 • Duration 01:01:07

Nadine Watt, CEO of Watt Capital Partners, joins Taylor Avakian on the No Vacancy Podcast for an in-depth conversation on LA commercial real estate, the evolution of a multi-generational family dynasty, and the future of Century City offices.Third-generation leader Nadine Watt shares the remarkable history of Watt Capital Partners from her grandfather Ray Watt building homes for post-WWII veterans and pioneering timeshares and master-planned communities, to developing Watt Plaza, the landmark 23-story twin towers in Century City with nearly 1 million sq ft of office space. She discusses the company's major LEED Platinum renovation of Watt Plaza (including a new central plant, lobby upgrades, and amenities), navigating the post-pandemic office market challenges, and strategies for revitalizing Los Angeles amid business exits, regulatory hurdles, and shifting tenant demands.Topics include women in commercial real estate, succession planning and mentoring, the importance of in-person connectivity, storytelling in development, retail and industrial trends, affordable housing struggles in SoCal, and lessons from her unique path through film/entertainment into the family business.*Chapters:*0:00 - Introduction & Welcome to Nadine Watt 2:45 - History of Watt Capital Partners: From Post-WWII Homes to Master-Planned Communities 4:41 - Timeline of the Family Business: Shopping Centers, Commercial Shift & Watt Plaza Origins 8:02 - Building Watt Plaza in Century City & Ground Leases in LA 9:34 - Nadine Watt Becomes CEO: Restructuring, Development Focus & Pre-Pandemic Renovation Plans 11:24 - The $20M+ Watt Plaza Renovation: LEED Platinum, Central Plant & Sustainability Upgrades 14:37 - Current Occupancy & Century City Office Market: Tale of Two Cities 16:01 - Revitalizing Century City: Amenities, Subway Access & Nightlife Potential 18:06 - Downtown LA Struggles & the Importance of Office Activation 19:38 - Nadine Watt's Journey: Film Career, Foreign Sales & Entering the Family Business 23:31 - Lessons from Film to Real Estate: Storytelling, Entitlement & Parallel Paths 25:04 - The Power of Storytelling & Psychology in Development & Leasing 28:08 - Mission-Driven Leadership vs. Deal-Making: Focusing on Outcomes & Experiences 31:15 - Navigating Stakeholders & Selling Vision in Real Estate Projects 32:01 - Surviving COVID: Occupancy Trends, Work-from-Home Impact & Return-to-Office Challenges 36:39 - State of the LA Real Estate Market: Office Green Shoots, Retail, Industrial & Hospitality 39:57 - Regulatory Challenges in Southern California: Business Exodus, Entertainment & AI 43:22 - Behind Closed Doors: Leadership, Incentives & Fixing LA's Business Climate 44:44 - Geographic Diversification: Investing Outside California While Building Locally 51:15 - Women in Commercial Real Estate: Opening Doors & Leaning In 54:44 - Long-Term Vision for Watt Capital Partners & Next Generation Involvement 57:35 - Advice for Young Professionals: Networking, Humility & Learning from Experts This episode offers candid insights into LA's evolving office landscape, family business succession, and practical strategies for developers, investors, brokers, and CRE professionals facing today's market realities.#realestate #commercialrealestate #podcast

His Apartment Buying Strategy Is Genius | Marc Menowitz (ApartmentCorp)

Monday, March 23, 2026 • Duration 01:01:51

In this full episode of the *No Vacancy Podcast*, host *Taylor Avakian* interviews *Marc Menowitz* (also referred to as Mark in the episode), CEO of *Apartment Corp* — a Los Angeles-based multifamily real estate powerhouse managing over 17,000 apartment units nationwide.Marc, a fourth-generation real estate investor, shares his journey from coder and inventor to building a national portfolio focused on *affordable housing* (Section 8, LIHTC conversions), *Class B apartments*, high cash-flow strategies, and heavy in-house *AI/automation*. Topics include:- Buying and turning around distressed, high-crime properties (including a legendary Compton building linked to N.W.A.)- Cash flow first philosophy vs. appreciation/flip models- Avoiding high-regulation markets like Los Angeles and New York- Proprietary AI systems: call monitoring, sentiment analysis, automated work orders, employee tracking, predictive underwriting- Self-management vs. third-party pitfalls- Raising capital via funds and unique investor platforms (including Miami’s largest yacht accessible in the city)- Affordable housing arbitrage, interest-only loans, low-leverage buying, and operational excellenceA rare, in-depth look at tech-forward *multifamily investing*, *commercial real estate*, property management technology, and long-term wealth building in apartments.*Timestamps* 00:00 – Intro & sponsor 00:18 – Marc Menowitz introduction – 17,000+ units nationwide 02:20 – Portfolio overview: 16,000+ units, 14–15 states 03:30 – Family legacy (fourth generation), starting in 1980 as a coder/inventor 05:13 – Why affordable housing? Early South Central LA deals 06:07 – Cash flow philosophy vs. appreciation models 07:31 – Critique of Wall Street / institutional approaches 08:04 – Leverage strategy: 65–70% LTV, interest-only loans 09:13 – Core arbitrage: LIHTC → Section 8 rent increases 10:49 – Why he stopped buying in Los Angeles & New York (regulations, evictions) 12:35 – Heavy in-house technology & AI stack overview 14:03 – RentalMax: AI phone call monitoring, sentiment analysis, auto-routing 15:39 – AI automation impact: +50 extra leases/month, zero data entry work orders 19:03 – Future of AI in real estate, why the industry lags 21:51 – High margins ($250–700/unit/month), raising $100M+ annually 24:04 – Underwriting volume: 40–50 deals/week, buy 1/month 27:34 – Proprietary rent increase models via government negotiations 28:05 – Why self-manage everything (third-party pitfalls) 30:45 – The Miami yacht as a business/investor platform 32:27 – Innovation mindset, early AI (accounts payable 15 years ago) 34:27 – Works only 27 hours/week, automates everything 35:09 – Growth target: ~25,000 units before stepping back 36:09 – Bad deals (rare), 1031 exchange philosophy 39:18 – Advice if starting from zero today 41:29 – Why affordable housing is easier to reposition 43:45 – Key mindset question: rent increase → value creation 45:26 – Negotiation lessons, buying from churches/families 49:17 – N.W.A. Compton building story: bought for $7M → ~$50M value 53:47 – Closing thoughts & advice for real estate professionalsWhether you're into *multifamily investing*, *commercial real estate*, property management technology, or value-add apartment strategies, this episode is packed with actionable, no-BS insights.

This Accountant Built a 33,000-Unit Empire | Jeff Gleiberman | MG Properties | No Vacancy Podcast

Tuesday, March 17, 2026 • Duration 01:06:19

In this episode of the No Vacancy podcast, Taylor Avakian sits down with Jeff Gleiberman, President of MG Properties, to pull back the curtain on one of the most successful multifamily investment firms in the country. Managing over 33,000 units and transacting billions annually, Jeff shares the "secret sauce" behind their 30-year track record, including their hyper-disciplined approach to vertical integration and why they prioritize long-term fixed-rate financing.

The conversation dives deep into the current state of real estate, comparing the regulatory challenges of the Los Angeles market with the booming opportunities in Dallas. Jeff explains the nuances of balancing private high-net-worth syndications with institutional JVs, the strategic shift toward "Heaven in '27," and the reality of navigating market cycles without losing investor capital.

Whether you are an aspiring real estate professional or a seasoned institutional investor, this episode provides a masterclass in scale, reputation, and specialization.

Video Chapters0:00 – The Golden Rule of Leverage & Market Risk

1:50 – Introduction: Meet Jeff Gleiberman of MG Properties

3:08 – The History of MG: From 4 Units to 33,000

3:54 – The Power of Vertical Integration: Keeping it In-House

5:19 – Capital Stacks: Private Syndication vs. Institutional JVs

7:45 – The Hidden Drawbacks of Institutional Capital

9:52 – Portfolio Performance: Fixed-Rate Debt & Avoiding Losses

How He Built a 30,000-Unit Housing Empire | Jeff Jaeger

Sunday, March 8, 2026 • Duration 01:26:08

The U.S. faces a severe affordable housing shortage, with millions of renters paying more than 30% of income on rent. In this in-depth conversation, Jeffrey Jaeger, co-founder and principal of Standard Communities, shares his journey from brokerage and institutional real estate to building one of the nation's leading affordable housing platforms - managing over 30,000 units across 22+ states and targeting 50,000 by 2030.Jaeger breaks down the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program - how it leverages private capital through tax incentives to finance new construction, rehabilitation, and preservation of affordable rental housing. He explains the mechanics: developers qualify projects, investors receive dollar-for-dollar tax credits plus depreciation, and the model delivers low default rates due to strong demand, conservative underwriting, and built-in guarantees.The discussion covers:- Starting in multifamily brokerage and spotting asymmetric opportunities- Transitioning to principal investing during the 2008 crisis- Building Standard Communities through public-private partnerships- Navigating distress, tax credits, bonds, and essential housing- Scaling via new development, acquisition/rehab, and asset management- Using speed, knowledge of regulations, and talent to outpace competitors- Future focus on systems, processes, AI for document analysis/underwriting, and downside-protected growthA must-listen for real estate professionals, investors, policymakers, and anyone interested in how private capital addresses America's housing crisis.Chapters0:00 – Intro & Housing Crisis Stats (7.4M+ Unit Shortage)2:06 – Jeff's Background & Early Career in Brokerage3:52 – From Pension Fund Advisory to Principal Side8:17 – Spotting Brokerage Alpha & Early Lessons10:48 – Founding Jackson Square Properties (15,000 Units)13:40 – Launching Standard Communities in 200716:02 – Navigating 2008 Crisis & Shift to Affordable19:04 – Mission-Driven Model & Public-Private Partnerships21:46 – Explaining LIHTC & Affordable Housing Basics27:04 – How LIHTC Works: Tax Credits, Equity, & Low Defaults32:29 – Capital Stack & Developer Incentives37:32 – Standard's Three Business Lines (New Dev, ACT Rehab, Essential Housing)42:36 – Competitive Edge: Speed, Knowledge Asymmetry, Scale46:18 – Recent Fast Close Example (San Jose Workforce Conversion)50:01 – AI & Systems for Deal Research & Underwriting54:27 – Converting Market-Rate to Affordable: Process & Alpha58:33 – Becoming the "Homebuilder" of Affordable Housing1:03:03 – Advice for Young Professionals: Education, Mentorship, Revenue Streams1:09:51 – Generational Opportunities in "Non-Sexy" Businesses1:15:50 – Vision for Standard: #1 Developer, Top Talent, Advocacy1:18:56 – LA Housing Challenges & Policy Frustrations1:25:43 – Closing Thoughts & Call for ChangeSubscribe and Stay Ahead! Stay informed and empowered in the multifamily real estate market. Subscribe to the channel for exclusive insights, rental updates, and expert analyses on the Los Angeles market.

She Sold $12 Billion Without Cold Calling (Here's How) | Laurie Lustig Bower

Sunday, March 1, 2026 • Duration 01:17:58

In this in-depth conversation, recently retired CBRE Executive Vice President Laurie Lustig-Bower shares decades of insights from one of the most successful multifamily brokerage careers in Los Angeles real estate.With over 36 years at CBRE (formerly Coldwell Banker Commercial), Laurie and her team handled more than $12 billion in multifamily transactions in the last decade alone. She built her business on the Westside of LA — specializing in apartment buildings, condo conversions, and development sites — consistently ranking as a top national producer in CBRE’s Private Capital Group.Key topics include:- How she chose multifamily and the Westside LA niche as her "blue ocean" path to expertise- Building a referral-based business without ever making cold calls- Networking strategies with residential brokers, appraisers, internal CBRE colleagues, estate attorneys, banks, and more- The power of internal referrals and paying generous referral fees early on- Daily habits, discipline, and idea generation that drove consistent deal flow- Preparing killer listing pitches: underwriting depth, rent comps, creative value-add strategies, rehearsals, psychology of the seller, and why most brokers skip rehearsal- What truly makes the ultimate broker: drive, persistence, emotional intelligence, creative problem-solving, and gut-level numbers mastery- Pricing psychology — why overpricing kills momentum, the dangers of long market time, and why multifamily buyers think differently than residential- Lessons from iconic deals and market cycles (without specifics)- Advice for new or growing brokers: pick a tight lane (product type + geography + price range), reverse-engineer your business plan, brand yourself clearly, become the go-to expert- Why specializing beats being a generalist in today’s information-rich marketWhether you're a multifamily broker, investor, or anyone in commercial real estate looking to level up prospecting, client relationships, preparation, and long-term business building, this episode is packed with timeless, battle-tested principles from one of LA’s most respected multifamily pros.Timeless wisdom from a true multifamily legend in Los Angeles commercial real estate.Subscribe and Stay Ahead! Stay informed and empowered in the multifamily real estate market. Subscribe to the channel for exclusive insights, rental updates, and expert analyses on the Los Angeles market.

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This Father-Son Team Built A $1.3 Billion Empire (Here's How) Shawn and Edan Evenhaim

Sunday, February 8, 2026 • Duration 43:02

Father-son duo Shawn Evenhaim and Edan Evenhaim are reshaping the Los Angeles skyline through Balaciano Group and the iconic The Q brand. With nearly 3 billion in transactions and multiple Builder of the Year awards, they share how they build, brand, and manage modern multifamily properties in one of the most challenging real estate markets.

In this in-depth conversation they cover:- Starting as an immigrant in construction and evolving into large-scale multifamily development- The power of true vertical integration: in-house entitlement, architecture, general contracting, and property management- Why controlling the entire process delivers better design, quality, and community outcomes- Building a premium residential brand inspired by Tesla and Louis Vuitton - cohesive identity, no concessions, standing behind the product- Creating genuinely smart apartments with integrated technology at scaleUsing detailed data tracking (amenity usage, fob scans, equipment analytics) to constantly improve buildings- The realities of developing in Los Angeles: regulations, Measure JJJ, ULA, rent control concerns, and their impact on housing supply- Family business dynamics - respect, generational differences, and wanting the next generation to surpass you- Calculated risk-taking, surviving major market cycles (including 2008), and knowing when to slow down- The critical role of relationships, political access, community involvement, and philanthropy in real estate success- Advice for younger developers: start slow, learn from others, avoid over-leveraging, question everythingWhether you're interested in multifamily development, branding in real estate, smart-home technology in apartments, vertical integration, Los Angeles real estate challenges, or family business succession, this discussion offers rare insight from operators actively building and managing thousands of units in a high-regulation environment.

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