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ADU Financing Sacramento — The Complete 2026 Guide
Sacramento has quietly become one of California’s strongest ADU investment markets, and the numbers back that up. ADU permit applications in the Sacramento metro have increased by more than 300% since 2020. The city has streamlined its review process, offers pre-approved plan options that can cut weeks off the permitting timeline, and operates an ADU Ally Program that guides homeowners from concept to certificate of occupancy. At the same time, Sacramento’s construction costs are among the lowest of any major California city, making ADU returns here among the most accessible in the state.
The financial case for building an ADU in Sacramento is straightforward. A one-bedroom ADU rents for approximately $1,300 to $1,800 per month in most Sacramento neighborhoods. A garage conversion costing $80,000 to $140,000 can achieve break-even in as few as 5 to 7 years on rental income alone, before accounting for property value appreciation. And a detached 600 sq ft unit, the most common build in the city, typically costs $180,000 to $260,000 and adds meaningfully to the property’s appraised value on completion.
Critically, AB 1154, effective in 2026, now allows lenders to factor projected ADU rental income into mortgage qualification. This is a significant change for Sacramento homeowners whose primary income alone may have placed certain financing products out of reach. Combined with CalHFA grant funding (when available), SMUD energy rebates, and impact fee waivers for units under 750 sq ft, Sacramento homeowners have access to a more complete and affordable financing toolkit than most California markets.
ADUabl helps Sacramento homeowners identify, structure, and secure the right financing to build a high-performing ADU with confidence and the strongest possible return.
Oakland has one of the highest ADU permit rates in the Bay Area, driven by an increasingly homeowner-friendly permit process, a city that actively supports ADU development as an affordable housing strategy, and a population of homeowners who have accumulated substantial equity through a decade of strong property appreciation. Oakland’s median home values range from $800,000 in many flatland neighborhoods to well over $1 million in the hills, giving most homeowners access to $300,000 to $600,000 or more in usable equity.
ADUabl works with Oakland and East Bay homeowners to structure financing that turns that equity into high-performing ADUs with the strongest possible return and the lowest possible financial risk.
$1,300–$2,200+/mo
Monthly ADU Rental Income
$420K–$650K+
Sacramento Median Home Value
$75K–$260K
ADU Construction Cost Range
300%+
ADU Permit Growth Since 2020
The Basics
Why Sacramento Has Become One of California's Best ADU Markets
Sacramento’s ADU opportunity is built on a combination of factors that are difficult to find at the same scale elsewhere in California. Construction costs are the lowest of any major California metro. A 600 sq ft detached ADU that might cost $380,000 to build in San Jose costs $180,000 to $260,000 in Sacramento. A garage conversion that runs $200,000 in Los Angeles runs $75,000 to $140,000 here. That cost difference creates ADU yields on construction cost that are among the strongest in the state.
Sacramento also benefits from structural rental demand that goes beyond the government and healthcare employment base most people associate with the capital region. UC Davis, Sacramento State, and a growing tech and startup sector are generating sustained renter demand across central neighborhoods including Midtown, East Sacramento, Land Park, and Tahoe Park. Vacancy rates in these neighborhoods run consistently below 4%, meaning a well-finished ADU in the right location rarely sits empty.
The city’s regulatory environment reinforces this opportunity. Sacramento is one of the most ADU-cooperative cities in California. The ADU Ally Program, pre-approved plan library, 60-day permit review commitment, no parking requirement, and impact fee waivers for units under 750 sq ft have collectively removed most of the barriers that previously slowed Sacramento ADU development.
Why Sacramento Homeowners Build ADUs
- Monthly rental income of $1,300 to $2,200+ depending on unit size and neighborhood
- Lowest ADU construction costs of any major California city: garage conversions from $75,000
- ADU permit applications up more than 300% since 2020, confirming strong market momentum
- AB 1154 (2026): lenders can now count projected ADU rental income in loan qualification
- Impact fees waived for ADUs under 750 sq ft, saving thousands in project costs
- No parking requirement for any ADU type in the City of Sacramento • SMUD energy efficiency rebates apply to ADU heat pumps, insulation, and solar installations
- Sacramento ADU Ally Program and pre-approved plan sets cut weeks off the permit timeline
- House aging parents, adult children, or medical and university renters close to campus or hospital
The Case for ADUs
ADU Types Available in Sacramento
Sacramento permits ADUs across all residential zones: R-1, R-1A, R-1B, R-2, R-2A, R-2B, R-3, R-4, and R-5. A property can have one ADU and one JADU simultaneously. Multifamily properties can add detached ADUs equal to 25% of the existing unit count, with a minimum of two ADUs allowed regardless of that calculation. The right ADU type depends on your lot, existing structures, neighborhood, and financing goals.
Detached ADU
A standalone structure built in the rear or side yard, fully separate from the main home. The most income-producing ADU type in Sacramento and the most common build in the city. A 600 sq ft detached ADU with mid-range finishes lands around $180,000 to $260,000 and typically rents for $1,500 to $2,000 per month in central Sacramento neighborhoods. On a lot with room for it, a detached ADU is usually the stronger long-term investment even though the upfront number is higher than a conversion. Standard setbacks are 4 feet from side and rear property lines.
Attached ADU
An addition built directly onto the main home, sharing at least one wall. Attached ADUs can be up to 50% of the primary dwelling square footage or 1,200 sq ft, whichever is less. A practical option for Sacramento homeowners with limited rear yard depth, particularly in Land Park, Curtis Park, and Tahoe Park where older craftsman lots can be narrow. Attached ADUs share the main home's foundation, which reduces structural cost compared to a fully new detached build.
Garage Conversion ADU
Converts an existing attached or detached garage into a fully permitted living unit. The highest-ROI ADU type in Sacramento. Costs run $75,000 to $140,000, a fraction of the detached build cost, while rental income of $1,300 to $1,700 per month delivers break-even in as few as 5 years. No replacement parking is required in Sacramento. No new setback requirements apply to existing structures converted in their existing footprint. If the goal is income as soon as possible and the budget is limited, converting the garage is the right call. Garage conversion permits move through Sacramento's review process faster than new-build applications.
Junior ADU (JADU)
A self-contained unit of up to 500 sq ft carved from the existing footprint of the primary home. The lowest-cost ADU type in Sacramento, often achievable for $40,000 to $80,000 depending on interior condition and scope. School impact fees are exempt for JADUs under 500 sq ft. An excellent entry point for Sacramento homeowners new to ADU development, for properties with limited rear yard, or for homeowners who want to test rental income before committing to a larger project. Note that JADUs still carry an owner-occupancy requirement under current state law.
Modular / Factory-Built ADU
Pre-fabricated units installed on a prepared Sacramento site in weeks. Prefab ADUs in Sacramento typically run $80,000 to $200,000 and can reduce total project timelines by 30 to 50% compared to custom stick-built construction. Sacramento's ADU Ally Program includes vetted prefab vendors whose plans have pre-cleared the city's architectural and structural review, reducing plan check time further. For Sacramento homeowners prioritizing speed to rental income, modular ADUs consistently deliver the fastest path from financing to move-in-ready unit.
ADU Above Garage or Second Story
Sacramento allows ADUs built above existing garages and, in some configurations, second-story additions above attached ADUs. Height limits are 16 feet for most detached ADUs, rising to 18 feet if the ADU is within half a mile of a major transit stop or is built above a detached garage. For Sacramento homeowners with limited ground-level space, building up rather than out is a viable path that preserves yard area while adding meaningful rentable square footage.
Multifamily ADU (25% Rule)
Sacramento follows California state law allowing multifamily property owners to add ADUs equal to 25% of the existing unit count, with a minimum of two ADUs allowed regardless. Owners of duplexes and triplexes can add ADUs within existing non-habitable spaces on their lots. This is a meaningful but underutilized opportunity for Sacramento investors holding small multifamily properties who want to increase rental income density without ground-up new construction.
Where We Work
ADU Financing Options for Sacramento Homeowners
Sacramento’s median home values range from approximately $420,000 in some flatland neighborhoods to $650,000 and above in Land Park, East Sacramento, and Curtis Park. While these values are lower than Bay Area or LA markets, they still support meaningful equity-based financing for most homeowners who have owned for five or more years. ADUabl evaluates every financing path and recommends the strategy that maximizes return while minimizing risk and monthly obligations for your specific Sacramento property.
HELOC — Home Equity Line of Credit
The most widely used ADU financing tool for Sacramento homeowners, chosen by the majority of borrowers who use mortgage-based products. A HELOC lets you draw against your home equity on a flexible, revolving basis, paying interest only on what you have actually drawn. For a $200,000 Sacramento ADU build, a HELOC avoids paying interest on the full amount from day one: you draw $20,000 for permits and site prep, then $50,000 for framing, then additional draws as the build progresses. This phased draw structure is ideal for Sacramento's typical 4 to 8 month construction timelines. Most Sacramento lenders allow HELOC borrowing up to 80% to 85% of your home's appraised value minus the existing mortgage balance.
Cash-Out Refinance
Replaces your existing mortgage with a larger one and delivers the difference as a lump sum for ADU construction. Best for Sacramento homeowners whose current mortgage rate is close to today's market rate, or who prefer the simplicity and certainty of a single fixed-rate loan. Given Sacramento's more moderate home values relative to Bay Area markets, cash-out refinance is more commonly appropriate here than in cities where homeowners locked in sub-3% rates on $800,000 balances. Confirm with ADUabl whether your existing rate and equity position make a cash-out refi the right move before proceeding.
Renovation Loan: Fannie Mae HomeStyle
The Fannie Mae HomeStyle Renovation loan allows Sacramento homeowners and buyers to finance ADU construction based on the property's projected after-renovation value rather than current equity alone. For a refinance, no cash is needed upfront. For a purchase with an ADU-ready property, a standard down payment applies. A single fixed-rate loan covers both the existing mortgage and ADU construction cost, with funds disbursed in draws as the project progresses. ADU construction must be completed within 12 months of loan closing. Particularly useful for Sacramento buyers purchasing a home specifically for its ADU development potential, or for existing homeowners with limited current equity who want to borrow against what the property will be worth after the ADU is built.
Renovation Loan: FHA 203(k)
The FHA 203(k) rehabilitation loan finances both the property and ADU construction or renovation in a single mortgage based on the after-improvement value. The FHA 203(k) is accessible at a lower credit score floor (580 and above) and allows higher loan-to-value ratios than conventional renovation products, making it a strong option for Sacramento homeowners with tighter credit profiles or limited down payment. The Standard 203(k) covers extensive renovations including ground-up ADU additions. The Streamlined 203(k) is capped at $35,000 in improvements and is suited to smaller conversions such as finishing a basement JADU or upgrading an existing in-law space. FHA loan limits apply and are generally accommodating in Sacramento's price range, making this a more accessible product here than in higher-cost Bay Area markets.
Construction Loans
Purpose-built for new ground-up ADU construction, disbursing funds in staged draws as the build reaches milestones before converting to a permanent mortgage at completion. In Sacramento, where a typical ADU build costs $185,000 to $320,000 all in, a construction loan's structured draw process provides useful financial oversight and milestone accountability. Best for Sacramento homeowners with limited existing equity who need to finance the full ADU build cost from the ground up rather than borrowing against existing home value. Lender experience requirements and LTV thresholds apply.
2nd Lien / HELOC Combo
A second lien or HELOC combo accesses construction capital without refinancing your existing first mortgage, preserving your original rate entirely. For Sacramento homeowners who purchased or refinanced during 2020 to 2022 at rates below 4% and want to keep those terms, a second lien is the only sensible path to accessing equity for ADU construction. ADUabl specializes in rate-preservation strategies that structure second-position financing to maximize available capital while protecting existing loan terms.
Investor-Supported Financing
An alternative path for Sacramento homeowners who prefer to minimize personal debt or do not qualify for traditional lending. Third-party investors fund construction in exchange for a share of future rental income or equity appreciation. No traditional loan qualification required. Sacramento's low construction costs and consistent rental demand make investor return calculations relatively straightforward here compared to higher-cost markets. LTV considerations and experience requirements apply.
CalHFA ADU Grant and Local Programs
The California Housing Finance Agency CalHFA ADU Grant has provided up to $40,000 for predevelopment costs including site preparation, architectural design, and permit fees for qualifying Sacramento homeowners. For Sacramento County, the 80% AMI income limit for a household of four is approximately $300,200, making this grant accessible to a broad range of Sacramento homeowners. The grant does not cover hard construction costs and must be layered with a HELOC, construction loan, or other financing for the build itself. CalHFA funding opens in waves and fills within 24 to 72 hours of each opening. ADUabl monitors all active Sacramento-area and statewide grant programs to ensure qualifying clients apply immediately when funding opens. SMUD also offers energy efficiency rebates for ADU heat pump HVAC systems, insulation upgrades, and solar installation that can reduce net construction costs by $2,000 to $8,000 or more.
The ADUabl Process
How ADU Financing Works in Sacramento — Step by Step
Free Sacramento Financing Feasibility Assessment
We begin with a comprehensive review of your Sacramento property value, available equity, current mortgage rate, income, and credit profile. We also assess CalHFA grant eligibility, AB 1154 rental income qualification applicability, and SMUD rebate fit for your planned ADU type. Sacramento's range of home values across central, suburban, and fringe neighborhoods means financing capacity varies meaningfully by location. Our assessment gives you a complete financial picture before recommending any path forward. No cost, no obligation.
Custom Sacramento Financing Strategy
We build multiple financing scenarios tailored to your Sacramento property and goals. Whether the priority is the lowest possible construction cost through a garage conversion funded by a HELOC, a purchase-plus-build HomeStyle or FHA 203(k) transaction, preserving a favorable existing mortgage rate through a second lien, or qualifying on projected rental income under AB 1154, each scenario shows projected construction cost, monthly payment, expected rental income, and net return.
Lender Coordination and Loan Approval
We connect you with Sacramento-experienced, ADU-specialist lenders and credit unions who understand the region's property market, the CalHFA grant layering structure, and the AB 1154 rental income qualification mechanics. We manage the full application and approval process through to closing, including coordination with CalHFA's program team when applicable.
Permit Navigation and Builder Alignment
Sacramento's City Community Development Department processes ADU permits through a 60-day review cycle, with pre-approved plan options cutting that timeline by 30 or more days for qualifying projects. Neighborhoods like East Sacramento, Land Park, Curtis Park, and Tahoe Park have older lots with narrower setbacks and mature trees that can trigger tree protection requirements during review. We align you with Sacramento permit specialists and ADU Ally Program-vetted contractors who know the local requirements and submit complete packages that avoid costly revision cycles.
ADU Completion and Income Activation
Your ADU is permitted, complete, and generating rental income or housing a family member. For Sacramento homeowners who want to explore AB 1033 separate condo sale in the future (Sacramento has been actively moving toward opting in), ADUabl's financing and build approach ensures the unit is structured from the start to support that future option.
Make the Right Choice
Comparing ADU Financing Options for Sacramento Homeowners
Use this table to quickly identify which financing product best fits your equity position, existing mortgage, and financial goals.
| Financing Option | Best For | No Cash Upfront | Fixed Rate | Preserves Mortgage | Non-Traditional Qualifying |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
HELOC |
Flexible access, strong equity |
✓ Yes |
✗ Variable |
✓ Yes |
✗ No |
|
Cash-Out Refinance |
Lump sum, rate predictability |
✓ Yes |
✓ Yes |
✗ No |
✗ No |
|
Renovation Loan |
Limited equity / |
Refi – No, |
✓ Yes |
✗ No |
✗ No |
|
Construction Loan |
Ground-up new build |
~ Some |
~ Varies |
✓ Yes |
✗ No |
|
2nd Lien / HELOC Combo |
Preserve low first mortgage rate |
✓ Yes |
~ Varies |
✓ Yes |
✓ Yes |
|
Investor-Supported |
Minimal debt, non-trad income |
✓ Yes |
✓ Yes |
✗ No |
✓ Yes |
|
ADU Grants |
Income-eligible homeowners |
✓ Yes |
✓ N/A |
✓ Yes |
✓ Yes |
Make the Right Choice
Sacramento ADU Rental Income by Neighborhood
Sacramento’s rental market varies by neighborhood, proximity to downtown employment, UC Davis Medical Center, Sacramento State, and light rail access. The table below reflects estimated monthly ADU rental income ranges based on 2026 Sacramento market conditions for studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units.
| Neighborhood | Est. Monthly ADU Rent | Median Home Value |
|---|---|---|
|
Midtown |
$1,500 – $2,200/mo |
$550K – $700K |
|
East Sacramento |
$1,600 – $2,200/mo |
$620K – $800K |
|
Land Park |
$1,500 – $2,100/mo |
$600K – $780K |
|
Curtis Park |
$1,500 – $2,100/mo |
$580K – $760K |
|
Tahoe Park |
$1,400 – $2,000/mo |
$540K – $700K |
|
Pocket / Greenhaven |
$1,300 – $1,900/mo |
$500K – $650K |
|
Oak Park |
$1,300 – $1,800/mo |
$480K – $620K |
|
Arden-Arcade (Unincorp.) |
$1,300 – $1,800/mo |
$460K – $580K |
|
Carmichael (Unincorp.) |
$1,300 – $1,800/mo |
$470K – $600K |
|
Natomas |
$1,400 – $1,900/mo |
$480K – $620K |
|
Roseville / Rocklin |
$1,500 – $2,100/mo |
$560K – $720K |
|
Folsom / El Dorado Hills |
$1,500 – $2,100/mo |
$620K – $820K |
What's Changed
Sacramento ADU Rules and Regulations in 2026
Sacramento has one of the most streamlined and homeowner-cooperative ADU programs in California. Here is a summary of the 2026 rules that Sacramento homeowners need to know before starting a project.
Zoning Eligibility and Size Limits
ADUs are permitted on properties zoned R-1, R-1A, R-1B, R-2, R-2A, R-2B, R-3, R-4, and R-5 in the City of Sacramento. A property can have one ADU and one JADU simultaneously. Maximum detached ADU size is 1,200 sq ft. Attached ADUs are limited to 50% of the primary dwelling square footage or 1,200 sq ft, whichever is less. JADUs are capped at 500 sq ft within the existing footprint. Unincorporated Sacramento County communities including Arden-Arcade, Carmichael, and Fair Oaks follow County Land Use Services rules, which differ from City rules on some points.
Setbacks and Height
Standard setbacks for detached ADUs in Sacramento are 4 feet from side and rear property lines. Garage conversions and other conversions of existing structures carry no additional setback requirements beyond the existing footprint. Front setbacks must meet the zone's standard. Height limits are 16 feet for most detached ADUs, rising to 18 feet for ADUs built within half a mile of a major transit stop or above a detached garage. Unincorporated Sacramento County requires one off-street parking space per ADU, unlike the City, which has no parking requirement at all.
No Parking Required in the City of Sacramento
The City of Sacramento imposes no minimum parking requirement for any ADU type. This removes a common obstacle that previously prevented ADU development on lots without available off-street parking space. Unincorporated Sacramento County does require one off-street space. Confirm your jurisdiction before designing around parking.
Impact Fee Waivers and SB 543
ADUs under 750 sq ft are exempt from development impact fees under state law, a savings of thousands of dollars in project cost. School impact fees are also exempt for ADUs and JADUs under 500 sq ft under SB 543. Under SB 543, Sacramento's permit review is deemed approved if the city fails to act within 60 days of a complete application. The city has generally met this timeline, but the deemed-approval backstop provides homeowners with a meaningful protection against bureaucratic delay.
AB 1154: ADU Rental Income Now Counts Toward Loan Qualification
AB 1154, effective in 2026, is a significant financing change for Sacramento homeowners. Lenders can now factor projected ADU rental income into your loan qualification, opening financing options to homeowners whose primary income alone may not have supported the required debt service. This is particularly meaningful in Sacramento, where home values are lower than Bay Area markets and many homeowners' incomes fall below Bay Area benchmarks but are still sufficient to support an ADU loan when projected rental income is included.
Sacramento ADU Ally Program and Pre-Approved Plans
Sacramento operates an ADU Ally Program that provides homeowners with a guided, streamlined path through the permit process, including access to pre-approved plan sets that have already cleared the city's architectural and structural review. Using a pre-approved plan can cut 30 or more days from the permit timeline and reduce design costs significantly. The city's ADU Resource Center also provides an online address lookup tool that confirms property eligibility before homeowners invest in full design plans.
AB 1033: Sacramento Moving Toward Adoption
Sacramento has been actively moving toward adopting AB 1033, the California law that allows ADUs to be sold separately as condominium units independent of the main residence. While Sacramento had not finalized its adoption ordinance as of June 2026, the city's direction is clear. Sacramento homeowners building ADUs today who want to preserve this future exit option should design with separate utility connections, a clearly independent entrance, and sufficient size and finish quality to function as a standalone condominium unit.
SMUD Energy Rebates
Sacramento Municipal Utility District offers energy efficiency rebates that apply to ADU construction, including incentives for heat pump HVAC systems, insulation upgrades, and solar installation. These rebates can reduce net ADU construction costs by $2,000 to $8,000 or more depending on the systems installed. ADUabl coordinates awareness of SMUD rebate eligibility as part of every Sacramento financing assessment to ensure homeowners capture every available cost reduction.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions — Sacramento ADU Financing
Sacramento offers the lowest ADU construction costs of any major California city, making the yield on construction cost one of the strongest in the state. A garage conversion that costs $200,000 in Los Angeles or $180,000 in the East Bay costs $75,000 to $140,000 here. A detached ADU that costs $380,000 in San Jose costs $180,000 to $260,000 in Sacramento. At Sacramento rents of $1,300 to $2,000 per month, break-even on a garage conversion can be achieved in 5 to 7 years, one of the fastest payback timelines available in California.
AB 1154, effective in 2026, allows lenders to count projected ADU rental income toward mortgage qualification. For Sacramento homeowners whose primary income would not traditionally support the required debt service on a HELOC, construction loan, or renovation loan, this change opens financing access that was previously unavailable. The practical impact is that a homeowner with a $90,000 annual income may now qualify for an ADU loan that factors in $1,500 per month in projected ADU rent, treating part of that rental income as qualifying income. ADUabl assesses AB 1154 eligibility as part of every Sacramento financing review.
Yes. The Fannie Mae HomeStyle Renovation loan and the FHA 203(k) rehabilitation loan both allow buyers to finance home purchase and ADU construction in a single mortgage based on the after-improvement appraised value. HomeStyle requires a credit score of 620 or above. The FHA 203(k) allows credit scores from 580 upward and higher loan-to-value ratios, and its loan limits are generally accommodating for Sacramento’s price range. Both products disburse construction funds in draws and require project completion within 12 months of closing.
Sacramento ADU construction costs are the lowest of any major California city. Garage conversions run $75,000 to $140,000. Prefab and modular ADUs cost $80,000 to $200,000. Custom detached ADUs run $180,000 to $320,000 for a 500 to 800 sq ft unit with mid-range finishes. A 600 sq ft detached unit with mid-range finishes lands around $180,000 to $260,000. Staying under 750 sq ft avoids impact fees and is the most cost-efficient design threshold for most Sacramento projects.
The CalHFA ADU Grant provides up to $40,000 for predevelopment costs including design, permits, and site prep. For Sacramento County, the income limit at 80% AMI is approximately $300,200 for a household of four, making the grant accessible to a broad range of Sacramento homeowners. Funding opens in waves and fills within 24 to 72 hours of each opening. Sign up for CalHFA’s email list and contact ADUabl to confirm your eligibility and ensure you are ready to apply immediately when the next funding cycle opens.
Yes. A HELOC, second lien, or investor-supported program can provide full ADU construction capital without touching your existing first mortgage. For Sacramento homeowners who secured favorable rates during 2020 to 2022, preserving those terms is essential. ADUabl specializes in rate-preservation strategies that access Sacramento equity without resetting existing loan terms.
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Will Johnson
Loan Originator — NMLS# 2109577 | DRE# 02207239
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ADUabl is California’s dedicated ADU financing specialist, serving Sacramento homeowners across central neighborhoods including Midtown, East Sacramento, Land Park, and Curtis Park, as well as suburban communities in Roseville, Folsom, Carmichael, and El Dorado Hills. Unlike general mortgage brokers who handle ADU loans occasionally, ADUabl’s entire practice is built around ADU financing strategy. Will Johnson’s knowledge of CalHFA grant programs, AB 1154 rental income qualification, SMUD rebate eligibility, Sacramento’s ADU Ally Program, and the region’s lender landscape gives Sacramento homeowners a financing partner who understands every dimension of their local market.
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