Trust Real Estate Agent in Anaheim Hills, CA
Paula Aragone represents successor trustees selling Anaheim Hills property held in a revocable trust, where the two documents that decide the escrow are usually the fire hazard severity zone class and the geotechnical report on the slope behind the house.
An Anaheim Hills trust sale is a sale by the successor trustee of a revocable trust after the settlor has died, and Probate Code 17209 keeps the whole thing out of court. What takes the court's place here is a hillside file: the parcel's fire hazard severity zone class, which Anaheim readopted by ordinance on 17 June 2025, defensible space documentation under Civil Code 1102.19, a report on the engineered slope, and a carrier willing to write the policy.
| Court confirmation | None. Probate Code 17209 keeps trust administration out of court. |
|---|---|
| What it actually is | A district inside the City of Anaheim. ZIP codes 92807 and 92808. |
| Fire agency | Anaheim Fire and Rescue, not the Orange County Fire Authority |
| Fire zone adoption | Anaheim Ordinance 6612, 17 June 2025, Municipal Code Chapter 16.40 |
| Schools | Orange Unified, with part of the district in Placentia Yorba Linda Unified |
| Slope record | January 1993 landslide, over 30 homes. Winter 2005, Ramsgate Drive. |
The Slope Is Part of the Lot, and It Is Where the Money Is
Anaheim Hills is not a city and it is not flat. Both facts change what a trustee has to prove before a buyer will remove a contingency.
Start with what it is. Anaheim Hills is a planned community inside the eastern portion of the City of Anaheim. It has no city hall, no council, no zoning code and no permit counter of its own. Permits, grading, code enforcement and the fire hazard severity zone designation all run through Anaheim, under the Anaheim Municipal Code, and the fire agency is Anaheim Fire and Rescue rather than the Orange County Fire Authority. On any listing, MLS entry or disclosure, the city is Anaheim.
The build history explains the ground. Peralta Hills and Mohler Loop date from the 1940s and 1950s and predate the master plan. In 1970 Texaco Industries bought rancher Louis Nohl's land and planned roughly 7,000 homes, with construction starting in 1971. Anaheim Hills was the first residential development to use landform grading, and the record states plainly that the initial master plan proved unsustainable due to the topography and geology of the area.
That sentence is the most useful one a trustee can read. It is why the lot pattern is bimodal, generous original pads in the west against smaller ridge pads at the Summit with most of the parcel in engineered slope, and it is why the slope is not landscaping. It is a structure, it has a maintenance obligation, and someone owns it. Whether that someone is the estate or an association is a question to answer before listing.
The documented events are specific. A January 1993 landslide destroyed over 30 homes and impacted over 200 others. In winter 2005 a twenty day rain event in Orange County produced flooding and a landslide along Ramsgate Drive that destroyed three homes and a private street. A buyer's geologist will find both. A trustee who has read the California Landslide Inventory and Map Sheet 58 first is negotiating. One who has not is reacting.
The fire record sits on top of the slope record. There was a significant fire in October 1982. Anaheim Hills was among the communities with destruction and evacuation orders in the Freeway Complex Fire of November 2008. In 2017 the first Canyon Fire burned roughly 2,600 acres in late September without property damage, and Canyon Fire 2, ignited by embers from it, ran from 9 to 17 October, burned 9,217 acres, destroyed 25 structures and damaged 55, and forced 16,570 residents out across Anaheim, Orange and Tustin.
None of this is random. Santa Ana Canyon is the water gap where the Santa Ana River cuts between the Santa Ana Mountains and the Chino Hills, and it is named for the particularly intense Santa Ana winds it gets compared with the land around it. Fires ran through it in 1969, in November 2008 and in October 2017. On the inspection side the eras behave normally: aluminium branch wiring peaking from 1965 into the mid 1970s, polybutylene supply in the late 1970s through 1990s phases, galvanised supply and cast iron drains in the oldest pockets, and asbestos era materials in anything before 1980.
How a Trust Property Sale Works in Anaheim Hills
The trust steps are the same everywhere in California. Three of these nine are Anaheim Hills steps, and they are the ones that decide whether the escrow closes on schedule or dies at the buyer's geotechnical contingency.
Read the instrument before anyone signs anything
Read the trust and every amendment. Find who succeeds, whether co trustees have to act together, and whether the instrument requires a written acceptance. A deed signed by one of two co trustees who were required to act jointly is a defect the title officer will catch, and catching it in escrow costs weeks that a hillside listing cannot spare.
Get the 16061.7 notification out inside sixty days
Probate Code 16061.7 gives the trustee sixty days from the date the trust became irrevocable to serve every beneficiary and every heir of the deceased settlor, including an heir the trust cuts out. The notice carries a ten point boldface warning that starts a 120 day contest window. Until it is served, that window has not opened, and title underwriters read an unopened window as live risk.
Put the succession on the public record
Record an Affidavit of Death of Trustee against the Anaheim parcel with the Orange County Clerk Recorder, with a certified death certificate. The North County branch is at 222 S. Harbor Blvd., Anaheim, and the main office is 601 N. Ross Street, Santa Ana. Doing this early means a buyer's title officer never has to ask who holds the pen.
Check that the deed ever reached the trust
If title still stands in the settlor's individual name, the trustee has nothing to convey. Where written intent exists, on a schedule of assets or a general assignment, the route is a Probate Code 850 petition, the Heggstad petition from Estate of Heggstad (1993) 16 Cal.App.4th 943. Discovering this before listing costs a phone call. Discovering it in escrow costs months.
Pull the parcel's 2025 fire hazard severity zone class
Anaheim Municipal Code 16.40.020 designates the zones shown on the CAL FIRE Director's map, and the current ordinance is 6612, adopted 17 June 2025. The map itself is filed with the Anaheim Fire Department and the Office of the City Clerk. Because SB 63 brought Moderate and High into local responsibility areas for the first time, a parcel can carry a class today that it did not carry in 2024.
Order a geotechnical review, not only a home inspection
Anaheim Hills was the first residential development to use landform grading, and the source record says the initial master plan proved unsustainable given the topography and geology. On any descending pad or downslope lot, read the California Landslide Inventory and Map Sheet 58, and treat the engineered slope and its retaining walls as their own inspection, governed by Anaheim Municipal Code Chapter 17.06.
Settle the insurance question before marketing
Establish whether the settlor was with an admitted carrier or on the California FAIR Plan with a Difference in Conditions companion. The FAIR Plan covers fire, lightning and smoke only, not water damage, theft or liability, and caps residential policies at three million dollars. A buyer who cannot bind coverage cannot close, and the trustee absorbs the relist.
Build the value inside the tract, and write down why
Probate Code 16003 requires impartiality among beneficiaries and 16060 requires keeping them reasonably informed. A number built by averaging Peralta Hills against Rim Crest Villas is not a valuation, it is an argument waiting to happen. Build it inside the tract, inside the view band, and inside the correct school attendance area, and keep the working file.
Market it broadly, then close, account and distribute
Probate Code 16002 requires administration solely in the interest of the beneficiaries, so a quiet off market sale to a relative is the transaction most likely to be attacked later. Wide exposure is both how the estate gets paid and how the trustee defends the price. Escrow disburses to the trust, and the trustee accounts before anything is distributed.
Anaheim Hills Tracts, Ridge by Ridge and Canyon by Canyon
Seventy plus named tracts across one hillside, with association structures ranging from full service masters to slope maintenance only. These are the ones that come through trust files most often.
Peralta Hills
Pre master plan, 1940s and 1950s in origin, large lots on the western edge and one of the two genuine equestrian pockets. The least Anaheim Hills part of Anaheim Hills, and the hardest to value from a tract comparison.
Mohler Loop
The other pre master plan pocket, individually designed homes that do not read to a tract type. Galvanised supply and knob era wiring show up here in a way they do not in the 1971 and later build.
Anaheim Hills Estates
Early 1970s Texaco era custom and semi custom homes on the original large pads. Aluminium branch circuit wiring is the first thing an inspector will look for, and the CPSC accepts only three permanent repairs.
The Highlands
A large 1970s and 1980s tract, the recognisable middle of Anaheim Hills. Deep buyer pool and consistent product, which usually makes it the most straightforward trust listing on the hill.
The Summit
The late 1980s and 1990s upper elevation build, including Summit Pointe, Summit Renaissance, Summit Springs, Summit Terrace and Lake Summit. Gated in parts, the highest view premium and the highest exposure to wind driven fire.
Westridge
Ridge sited and view oriented, and the tract where slope maintenance is the recurring inspection item. Confirm which entity owns and maintains the engineered slope before a price is discussed with beneficiaries.
Hidden Canyon Estates
Interior canyon siting with longer driveways and a heavier slope maintenance obligation. Access, drainage and defensible space around a structure set back from the street are the diligence items.
Sycamore Canyon
Canyon floor and lower slope with mature planting. The questions here are drainage and retaining walls, and mature planting close to a structure is exactly what the fire hardening disclosure asks about.
Country Hills
Golf adjacent with more conventional lot geometry and one of the flatter walks in the district. Often the easiest Anaheim Hills valuation because the comparison set is genuinely comparable.
Rim Crest Villas
Attached and small lot product on the rim, association governed. The resale package and the association's own fire insurance deductible matter more here than any feature inside the unit.
Belsomet
Small, tucked and high identity, a name known locally rather than regionally. A trustee out of state will not find a usable comparison set without help, and a broad average will be wrong.
Canyon Rim and Sunset Ridge
Rim sited, with the canyon on one side and the tract on the other. Ember exposure is the reason the vulnerable feature list under Civil Code 1102.6f is worth walking with a seller in person.
Nohl Crest
Named for the rancher whose land became the master plan. Established stock with the usual 1970s and 1980s inspection profile, and a view inventory that rewards a valuation built property by property.
Eastridge Estates
Later ridge product on the eastern side of the district. Newer systems than the Texaco era tracts, and the questions move from wiring and plumbing to slope, association obligations and insurance.
Mountain Park
Part of the late 1990s and 2000s phase. Modern construction rarely produces defect findings, so the friction moves entirely to association approvals, solar agreements and the fire package.
Firenze and Village at Fiesole
Tuscan influenced attached and small lot product from the 2000s phase. Architectural control is tight enough that any change a parent made without approval will surface in the resale documents.
Six Things That Hold Up an Anaheim Hills Trust Sale
Anaheim Hills, California
Not one of these is about demand. Every one is a document or a report that could have been obtained before the sign went up.
The 16061.7 notification is still unserved
Sixty days from the settlor's death to serve every beneficiary and every heir. Serving it opens a 120 day contest window that then closes. Never serving it leaves the window open with no end date, and that is a risk a title underwriter can see.
It is the cheapest step in the whole file and the one most often left until a buyer's lender asks. Serve first, list second, and the rest of the timeline behaves like an ordinary sale.
The fire zone class came off an old report
Anaheim Municipal Code Chapter 16.40 carries an ordinance history of 1995, 2012 and then Ordinance 6612 on 17 June 2025. The 2025 ordinance is Anaheim's adoption following the CAL FIRE map release, and because SB 63 requires local agencies to adopt Moderate and High as well as Very High, parcels that carried no designation at all now carry one.
A natural hazard report copied from a prior transaction can be wrong on the only question the buyer's insurer cares about. Confirm the class against the map filed with the Anaheim Fire Department and the Office of the City Clerk. If a seller believes the parcel is misclassified, Chapter 16.40 sets out an exclusion and inclusion procedure, and it is the city's procedure, not CAL FIRE's.
The slope was treated as landscaping
On a descending pad lot the engineered slope, the retaining walls and the drainage devices are the transaction. Anaheim Municipal Code Chapter 17.06 governs grading, excavations and fills in hillside areas, and a buyer inside a seismic hazard Zone of Required Investigation faces a site investigation and engineering countermeasures before any permit issues.
There is a second question underneath it, and it is the expensive one: who owns and maintains that slope. A master association, a slope maintenance association or the parcel itself are three different answers with three different price consequences, and the association documents are where you find out.
The insurance was left for the buyer to sort out
California FAIR Plan policies stood at 668,609 in December against 8.3 million active homeowner policies statewide, and the Department of Insurance has designated 662 distressed ZIP codes. The FAIR Plan covers fire, lightning and smoke only, excludes water damage, theft and liability, and caps residential policies at three million dollars, so a Difference in Conditions companion is normally required.
Be honest about January 2025 in both directions. No fire burned Anaheim Hills that month and CAL FIRE logged no Orange County incident in 2025 at all. It still repriced Anaheim Hills insurance, through the FAIR Plan assessment collected in 2025 and the statewide underwriting reset. Do not let anyone conflate the two and do not let anyone call it irrelevant.
The room over the pad has no permit
Unpermitted work is endemic in the hillside tracts, because a room over a slope, a deck cantilevered off a pad or an enclosed patio is easy to build and hard to permit. A pool sited near a descending slope, on fill, or with equipment cut into the slope produces the two most common failed sales here: the unpermitted pool, and the pool a geotechnical report will not clear.
The route is the Anaheim Building Division records and, where the counter cannot produce them, a California Public Records Act request through the City Clerk. Anaheim's public GIS portal at gis.anaheim.net indexes fire hazard zone mapping, landslide and geologic hazard data and property lookup. Confirm the permit route at the counter before quoting a portal to a beneficiary.
The listing says Anaheim Hills and the district says Orange Unified
Anaheim Hills is not served by Anaheim Elementary or Anaheim Union High. It sits in Orange Unified, which also serves Orange and Villa Park, unincorporated Silverado and parts of Garden Grove, Santa Ana and Yorba Linda. Orange Unified states that its highest performing schools are in the Anaheim Hills area, where all schools have been named California Distinguished Schools.
It is not exclusively Orange Unified either. Some Anaheim Hills addresses fall in Placentia Yorba Linda Unified, Yorba Linda High School takes a small portion of Anaheim Hills north of Yorba Regional Park, and Esperanza High School is physically located in Anaheim at 1830 North Kellogg Drive while being a Placentia Yorba Linda school. Never represent assignment from a tract name. Verify by address with the district.
Liquidate the Hillside Property, or Move a Child Into It
Two federal and state rules point in opposite directions, and on a hillside parcel there is a third factor the tax code does not mention: whether the property can be insured at terms a family will actually keep paying.
The basis rule rewards selling
Under IRC section 1014 the basis of property acquired from a decedent becomes its fair market value at the date of death, or the alternate valuation date if the executor elects it on Form 706. Every year of the settlor's appreciation, from a 1971 Texaco era purchase forward, disappears for income tax purposes. Gain is measured only from the date of death, which is why a sale soon after death often shows close to no gain and sometimes a small loss after costs.
Where the Anaheim Hills home was community property of a married couple, IRC 1014(b)(6) steps up the surviving spouse's own half as well as the decedent's at the first death. Both halves take a new basis. That is a California result that most states do not offer, and it is the single largest number in many of these files.
Holding period is not a trap. IRC 1223(9) treats property that takes its basis under section 1014 and is sold within one year of death as held more than one year, so long term rates apply regardless of the actual calendar. There is no reason to sit on a hillside property for twelve months to protect a rate that is already protected.
All of it rests on a qualified date of death appraisal. Without one, the value can be argued down later and gain appears where the family believed there was none. On an Anaheim Hills parcel the appraisal also has to reckon with the slope, the view band and the fire zone class, which is exactly why a generic desktop number is not enough.
Proposition 19 rewards a child who genuinely moves in
For transfers on or after 16 February 2021 the parent to child exclusion applies only to a family home that was the parent's principal residence and becomes the child's principal residence, or to a family farm. A rental or a second home is now fully reassessed, because Proposition 19 eliminated the old other real property exclusion. If nobody moves in, there is no exclusion to argue about.
The deadlines are real and they are short. The child must claim the homeowners' exemption or the disabled veterans' exemption within one year of the transfer or the date of death, and the exclusion claim itself, form BOE-19-P, is due within three years of death or transfer, or before a transfer to a third party, whichever comes first.
The cap is the parent's factored base year value plus an adjusted amount, currently 1,044,586 dollars for transfers from 16 February 2025 through 15 February 2027. If market value at transfer sits at or below the sum of those two figures, there is no reassessment. If it exceeds them, the new taxable value is market value minus 1,044,586 dollars, not the parent's old number.
The counterweight, and on this hillside it is sharper than usual. A child who moves in only to hold the tax base and sells at month twenty gets neither the IRC section 121 exclusion, which needs 24 months of ownership and 24 months of use, nor the clean low gain sale the basis rule offered at the start. Add the carrying cost of a FAIR Plan policy with a Difference in Conditions companion and a slope to maintain, and this decision has to be made before anyone moves in, not after.
The Trustee Signs Personally. The Listing Should Shrink That Exposure, Not Widen It.
Paula Aragone has worked Orange County transactions for 23 years, across 900+ transactions and $900M+ sold, and she came to real estate after four years of law school. She holds the CPRES and SRES designations. That combination is why estate and family law attorneys send trust files to this office rather than to a general listing agent, and why the conversation starts with documents rather than with a price.
The duties are specific and they are personal. Probate Code 16002 requires the trustee to administer the trust solely in the interest of the beneficiaries. Probate Code 16003 requires impartiality where there is more than one. Probate Code 16004 and 16005 prohibit self dealing and personal profit. Probate Code 16060 requires keeping beneficiaries reasonably informed. Litigation between beneficiaries and trustees almost never begins over a sale price. It begins over a sale that looked arranged.
On a hillside parcel the record has to carry more than the offers. It has to show the fire hazard severity zone class as adopted, the defensible space documentation under Civil Code 1102.19, the geotechnical position on the slope, the insurance the property could actually obtain, and a valuation built inside the correct tract and the correct school attendance area. That file is what a trustee's own attorney asks for, and it is what this office produces.
If a beneficiary objects, the petition is under Probate Code 17200 and the remedies in 16420 include compelling redress, enjoining a breach, removing the trustee, setting aside acts and denying compensation. But Probate Code 18100 fully protects a buyer who dealt with the trustee in good faith, for valuable consideration and without actual knowledge of any impropriety, so a closed sale is rarely undone. To stop one, a beneficiary has to obtain an injunction before closing and record a lis pendens. The realistic exposure is money against the trustee personally, and the record is what answers it.
Anaheim Hills Trust Sales, Question by Question
What successor trustees and beneficiaries actually ask about a hillside property, answered for California law and for this district specifically.
Is Anaheim Hills its own city?
No. It is a planned community within the eastern portion of the City of Anaheim. There is no separate city hall, council, zoning code or permit counter. Permits, grading, code enforcement and the fire hazard severity zone designation all run through Anaheim under the Anaheim Municipal Code, and City Hall is at 200 S. Anaheim Blvd. The ZIP codes are 92807 and 92808, and on a listing, an MLS entry or a disclosure the city is Anaheim. Writing Anaheim Hills as the city on a legal document is wrong.
Which fire department covers the property?
Anaheim Fire and Rescue, with stations 9 and 10 serving the area. Anaheim is not an Orange County Fire Authority member city, unlike Yorba Linda one boundary away. That matters to a trustee for a practical reason: the inspection process, the defensible space documentation route and the person who answers questions about the zone class are all city staff, not OCFA staff, and a buyer relocating from an OCFA city will assume otherwise.
Did Anaheim adopt the new fire hazard severity zone maps?
Yes. Anaheim Municipal Code 16.40.020 designates the areas shown on the CAL FIRE Director's map, and the chapter's ordinance history runs 1995, 2012 and then Ordinance 6612 on 17 June 2025. That June 2025 ordinance is the adoption following the 2025 CAL FIRE release. The map is filed with the Anaheim Fire Department and the Office of the City Clerk. Under Government Code 51179 a city may increase a zone's severity but never decrease it, and its changes are final and not rebuttable.
Could a property carry a fire zone class it did not carry before?
Yes, and this catches trustees working from an older report. SB 63 requires local agencies to adopt all three classes, Moderate, High and Very High, in local responsibility areas. Before that only Very High had to be adopted locally. So a parcel that showed no fire designation in 2024 can carry Moderate or High now, and that designation flows straight into the natural hazard disclosure under Civil Code 1103.2 and into the insurer's underwriting.
What do I have to give the buyer if the parcel is in a High or Very High zone?
Two things beyond the natural hazard statement. Civil Code 1102.19 requires documentation of compliance with defensible space or the local vegetation management ordinance, and if the seller cannot obtain it by close of escrow, the buyer may agree in writing to obtain it, generally within one year of closing where no local ordinance applies. Civil Code 1102.6f requires the fire hardening disclosure for homes built before 1 January 2010, and since 1 July 2025 that includes a list of low cost retrofits under Government Code 51189 and which the seller has completed.
How much defensible space does the law actually require?
Public Resources Code 4291 and Government Code 51182 both require 100 feet from each side and from the front and rear of the structure, not beyond the property line. Within that, an ember resistant zone in the first five feet and more aggressive fuel reduction between five and 30 feet. Tree limbs within ten feet of a chimney outlet come off, dead vegetation goes, and roofs are kept clear. CAL FIRE states Zone 0 is not yet legally required, so treat it as coming rather than current.
Has Anaheim Hills really had landslides, or is that a rumour?
It is documented. A January 1993 landslide destroyed over 30 homes and impacted over 200 others. In winter 2005 a twenty day rain event in Orange County produced flooding and a landslide along Ramsgate Drive that destroyed three homes and a private street. The area was also the first residential development to use landform grading, and the record states the initial master plan proved unsustainable due to the topography and geology. Disclose the seismic hazard zone status through the natural hazard statement, which covers landslide and liquefaction.
The trust property sits on a descending slope. What should I order before listing?
A geotechnical review in addition to the home inspection, plus a look at the California Landslide Inventory and Map Sheet 58, remembering that the inventory is not updated in real time. Read the retaining walls and drainage devices as structures with a maintenance obligation, not as landscaping. Anaheim Municipal Code Chapter 17.06 governs grading, excavations and fills in hillside areas. Expect a buyer's geotechnical contingency, and price it into the timeline rather than into the marketing copy.
Who owns the slope behind the house?
That single question decides whether a slope failure is the estate's problem or an association's. Anaheim Hills carries a wide range of structures across its seventy plus named tracts, from full service master associations at the Summit and the gated pockets down to slope maintenance only associations. Order the association documents early, identify the master and any sub association, and find in writing which entity owns and maintains the engineered slope before the trustee gives a beneficiary a number.
Did the January 2025 fires burn Anaheim Hills?
No. The January 2025 Southern California event was Palisades and Eaton, plus Hughes, Kenneth and Hurst in Los Angeles County and Border 2 in San Diego County. CAL FIRE's 2025 incident archive lists no Orange County incident for 2025 at all. The honest statement to a seller is that January 2025 did not burn Anaheim Hills but repriced its insurance anyway, through the FAIR Plan assessment collected in 2025 and the statewide underwriting reset.
Can a trust get insurance on an Anaheim Hills hillside home?
Often yes, but establish the position before marketing rather than after an offer. Find out whether the settlor was with an admitted carrier or on the California FAIR Plan with a Difference in Conditions companion. The FAIR Plan covers fire, lightning and smoke, not water damage, theft or liability, and caps residential policies at three million dollars. The Department of Insurance now requires insurers to write at least 85 percent of their statewide market share in designated distressed wildfire areas, and six homeowners groups are expanding in California.
Does a trust sale here have to go through probate court?
No. Probate Code 17209 states that the administration of trusts is intended to proceed expeditiously and free of judicial intervention. There is no confirmation hearing, no requirement that the price reach ninety percent of an appraisal and no courtroom overbid. The successor trustee sells directly, using the power in Probate Code 16226 and in the trust instrument itself. What replaces the court is documentation, and on this hillside that documentation is longer than average.
What will the title company want from me?
In practice a Certification of Trust under Probate Code 18100.5, a certified death certificate, and an Affidavit of Death of Trustee recorded against the Anaheim parcel. The Orange County Clerk Recorder has a North County branch at 222 S. Harbor Blvd., Anaheim, and its main office at 601 N. Ross Street, Santa Ana. Where co trustees were named and one has died, the underwriter will also want the document confirming who now signs. Requirements vary by underwriter, so ask yours early.
Are there Mello Roos special taxes in Anaheim Hills?
It depends on the parcel, and there is only one defensible way to answer. Civil Code 1102.6b requires the seller to make a good faith effort to obtain a disclosure notice from each agency levying a Mello Roos special tax, a 1915 Act assessment or a contractual assessment, which is the language that captures PACE liens, and to deliver it to the buyer. The tax bill line item is not that notice. Verify against the parcel's direct assessment lines through the Orange County Treasurer Tax Collector, billing enquiries 714-834-3411.
How long does an Anaheim Hills trust sale take?
Once the paperwork is right there is no court, so the timeline is a listing timeline. What stretches it here is specific: a 16061.7 notification served late, a property never deeded into the trust, a fire zone class taken from a stale report, a geotechnical contingency nobody anticipated, or a buyer who cannot bind insurance. Handle the fire package, the slope report and the insurance position before the sign goes up and this runs no slower than any other sale.
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