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The easiest way to prove your ownership of a house is with a title deed or grant deed that has your name on it. Deeds typically are filed in the recorder's office of the county where the property is located. Even if you lost your personal copy of your deed after the destruction of your home or during a natural disaster, there should still be a copy of this document at the recorder's office. If the recorder's office was destroyed, contact your state government for more information on the registration of property records. Even without a deed, if you have a copy of the contract you signed when you bought the house, you may be able to use it to prove ownership. However, this document only proves that you owned the house at some point in time it isn't definitive proof that you still own the house. As long as no one else is challenging your ownership of the property, purchase documents should be enough to prove your ownership. You may have to combine them with other documents, such as receipts for property tax payments or a homeowner's insurance policy. In most places, mobile homes are considered personal property rather than real estate. If you have the certificate of title for your mobile home, this can prove ownership of the house itself. The certificate of title for a mobile home typically won't prove any ownership rights in the land underneath the mobile home, just the structure itself. You don't have to be the record owner of a piece of real estate to pay property taxes for it. However, if you've been paying property taxes for the same house for several years, that can be evidence that you own the property. Even if you don't have personal records, there will be records of tax payments at the county tax assessor's office. These records typically list the name of the person making the payment. Paying property taxes for a house can be used to establish ownership, even if you aren't the record owner of the property. This is known as adverse possession. However, gaining clear title to property using this method is relatively rare. Without a deed or other ownership documents, you may also be able to prove ownership of a house if you can show that you have been making mortgage payments on the property. As with payment of property taxes, it's unlikely someone would be making mortgage payments on a house that wasn't theirs. You have additional proof of ownership if the mortgage is in your name, since the lender would have done due diligence to determine you were the rightful owner of the house before issuing the mortgage. Even if you've lost your personal records of mortgage payments, your mortgage company will still have them. Even if you no longer have a mortgage on the house, you likely still have a homeowner's insurance policy to protect your investment and limit liability losses. The insurance company has records of your policy and all payments made. Insurance companies typically verify ownership of property before issuing a homeowner's insurance policy. Additionally, it is unlikely you would pay homeowner's insurance premiums if you didn't actually own the house. An affidavit is a legal document you can draft and sign in the presence of a notary. When you sign this document, you are swearing under penalty of perjury that you are the owner of the property. While an affidavit of ownership does have legal significance, this method should only be used as a last resort to prove ownership of a house. If you do swear out an affidavit, support that document with as much other information as you have, including any mortgage, tax, or insurance records.

summary: Get a copy of the deed to the property. Produce copies of purchase documents. Use the certificate of title for a mobile home. Gather property tax receipts. Get copies of mortgage payment records. Provide proof of homeowner's insurance in your name. Complete an affidavit of ownership.

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If your wall has been recently plastered, give it time to thoroughly dry. Several factorssuch as the time of year, the type of heating in your home, and the number of layers usedcan affect the drying time. For good measure, give the new plaster at least 1 full week. Open doors and windows in the room. Good ventilation will help it to dry. Painting over damp plaster can cause your paint to peel. It will save you time and money to wait. Primer and paint products can seriously damage your floor. It is important to place a canvas drop cloth on the floor where you will be working. Painting with diluted emulsion can be especially messy, so be sure to do this before you begin. If you are new to painting, you may want to apply painter's tape to any places where the wall touches molding, baseboards, or windows. Press down on the tape down with a putty knife to secure it. Purchase a light-colored emulsion. Pour equal parts emulsion and water into a clean bucket. Use a wooden wand to gently stir. Look for a product labeled "emulsion." This product should be water-based and should not contain vinyl. New plaster emulsion is a pre-mixed product similar to a homemade mist coat. New plaster emulsion is a more expensive product, but purchasing this can save you some time and energy. Whether you've chosen to use new plaster emulsion or a mist coat, the process is the same. Pour the product into a tray. Use a paint brush to carefully line the edges of your walls. Then use a paint roller to cover the walls, using a straight vertical lines. Open the paint you've chosen for your wall and give it a stir with a wooden wand. Pour some paint into a clean tray. Use a paint brush to "cut in" and line the edges of your walls. the rest of the wall. Give your paint another stir, then add more paint to your tray. Coat a paint roller, and use this to cover the walls in straight vertical lines. Read the instructions on your paint to determine the drying time needed between coats. Speed up the drying time by opening the windows and doors, and possibly turning on a fan. If the color does not turn out as vibrant as you would like, you may add a second coat. Use the same process you did before: cut in with a paint brush and finish with a paint roller.

summary: Wait at least 1 week for new plaster to dry. Protect the floor with a drop cloth or tarp. Mask the molding and baseboards with painter's tape. Create your own mist coat if you'd like to save money. Purchase new plaster emulsion if you are short on time. Prime the wall with a new plaster emulsion or mist coat. Paint the edges of your walls. Paint Let the paint dry between coats. Add a second coat as needed.

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A hashtag is a word or phrase constructed after a pound sign (#). Hashtags serve to categorize a post so that when a site use clicks on or searches for your specific hashtag, they can view any posts associated with the tag. For example, taking a picture of your food and writing "#meatloaf" would potentially add your photo to your chosen website's collection of meatloaf-based posts. When you add a hashtag to a post, other people will be able to see that post if they search for that hashtag. This means that finding often-searched hashtags and using them in related posts will likely increase the number of people who can interact with that post. Since hashtags serve the same purpose on every site that supports them, using them becomes a matter of choice of website rather than function. Some popular sites include the following: Twitter Instagram Facebook Tumblr Pinterest Google+ YouTube TikTok Some possible uses include the following: Marketing - Use your brand name, catch-phrase, or a product's name (or all three) as hashtags to promote a marketing post. Joining a trend - If your favorite social media platform has a public dialogue based around a trend, adding your opinion with the trend's hashtag (e.g., "#election") will give you a chance to have your voice heard. Increasing post audience - As mentioned previously, hashtags increase the likelihood that people you don't know will see your post. Especially on Instagram, adding hashtags to your posts will increase the number of people who "like" or comment on them.
summary: Know what a hashtag is. Understand what a hashtag does. Make a list of sites on which you can use hashtags. Consider your own reasons for wanting to hashtag.