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• finding that debtor's subjective needs or perspective were not determinative for purposes of the reasonably equivalent value analysis
• indicating that a determina tion of reasonably equivalent value is based on a “totality of the circumstances”
• finding that debtor’s subjective needs or perspective were not determinative for purposes of the reasonably equivalent value analysis
• “Whether a transfer is made for a reasonably equivalent value is a question of fact.”
• since reasonably equivalent value is a means of determining if the debtor received a fair exchange in the market place, the inquiry presumes a hypothetical transaction by willing parties unconstrained by the particular financial circumstances of the debtor
• question of fact reversible only if clearly erroneous

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