#unmarketable

[sixdegreesofbali]

"Max Verstappen is the most popular brand ambassador of the Netherlands"

 "Amongst the Dutch population he scores the best when it comes to the combination of fame, likability and suitability as a brand ambassador" 

"96% of all Dutch people knows the World Champion"

"He also scores well internationally: 79% of his followers on Instagram and Youtube are foreign." 

 "Results are from independent research and analysis bureau Nielsen Sports"

[titledefectsolutions]

Defective Titles: How They Impact Property Value and Resale Opportunities

Welcome to our article on title defect solutions and their impact on property value and resale opportunities. When it comes to buying or selling real estate, one of the most critical factors that can significantly affect property value and resale opportunities is the title of the property. A property title is a legal document that establishes ownership and outlines any claims or restrictions on a property. However, not all titles are created equal, and some may have defects that can lead to a host of issues for both buyers and sellers.

In this article, we will explore what defective titles are, how they can impact property value, and the challenges they pose to resale opportunities. We will also discuss steps that can be taken to address and mitigate these issues.

What Is a Defective Title?

A defective title, in the context of real estate, is a title that is marred by legal issues, errors, or other problems that cast doubt on the property's ownership or the ability to sell it freely and unencumbered. Some common examples of defective titles include:

Encumbrances: This can include liens, mortgages, or easements that restrict the property owner's full rights to the property. These encumbrances can make it challenging to sell the property or diminish its value.

Boundary disputes: If there is an ongoing dispute with neighbors or other parties regarding the property's boundaries, it can lead to legal issues that affect the property's value and resale opportunities.

Missing heirs or unknown heirs: If the ownership history of the property is unclear, or if there are missing or unknown heirs, it can result in difficulties when selling the property.

Forgery and fraud: In some cases, a property's title may be marred by forgery or fraudulent transactions, which can have severe consequences for the current owner and potential buyers.

How Defective Titles Impact Property Value

Property value is intrinsically linked to the title's quality and the marketability of the property. Here's how defective titles can impact property value:

Reduced marketability: A property with a defective title may have limited marketability, as potential buyers may be wary of the legal issues associated with it. This can reduce the pool of interested buyers, ultimately leading to a lower selling price.

Difficulty securing financing: Lenders are typically unwilling to finance properties with defective titles, making it challenging for buyers to secure a mortgage. This can further restrict the potential buyer pool and reduce property values.

Costly legal battles: Resolving issues related to defective titles often requires legal action, which can be costly and time-consuming. Legal fees and potential settlements can significantly reduce the overall property value.

Lower resale opportunities: Properties with defective titles are less attractive to potential investors who may be interested in flipping or renting out the property. This can limit resale opportunities and potential profits for property owners.

One potential solution that can provide peace of mind for property owners is utilizing a Defective Title Bond. This type of bond can be instrumental in resolving title defects and ensuring that the property's ownership is clear and free from any encumbrances.

A defect in title can raise red flags for potential buyers and hinder the overall value of the property. Hiring a professional title search company can uncover any concealed defects and provide guidance on how to clear them efficiently.

In conclusion, addressing title issues promptly and effectively is of utmost importance when it comes to buying or selling real estate. Utilizing title defect solutions, such as title insurance or conducting a thorough title search, provides homeowners and real estate investors with the assurance that their property is free from any clouds on the title. By taking proactive measures to handle title defects, not only can individuals gain peace of mind, but they can also protect their investment and increase the chances of a successful resale. Ultimately, prioritizing the resolution of title issues will undoubtedly have a positive effect on property value and present lucrative resale opportunities for both buyers and sellers.

For more information, visit our website: https://www.titledefectsolutions.com/

[magnificentmicrowave]

KLEPTOMONICA_007

[hellmandraws]

I recently watched Gargoyles for the first time, and I immediately knew I had to draw them because every single gargoyle design on this show kicks ass.

[idontblameuforbeingu]

Do you have money for grenades?? Do you want to have an intimate experience with a super computer? Thoughts on Vercadian Protector Droids???

She’s my very favorite, Emily you are a genius

[pacific-rimbaud]

Blowing right past the exit for Girlboss Protagonist and heading straight on to Overfunctioning Woman who is Tired of That Guy’s Shit™

[evelynmlewis]

getting tired of people being butthurt that Tolkien didn't include a token female dwarf in the Hobbit company or a girl member in the Fellowship or whatever. Tolkien fought in World War I okay, he fought alongside and in the company of other men and his stories are going to reflect that. The book wasn't written in a vacuum and it can be gender-unbalanced without being problematic or sexist, and I don't see why we have to "acknowledge" that it's sexist "by today's standards" because it's literally not even sexist by TODAY'S standards, it just so happens that not everything is about you all the time. "Today's standards" can and should include being intelligent enough to discern the difference between values dissonance and just having a justifiably different context for writing in

[jaypgartifacts]

yeah whatever who give a shit

[rayayraphael]

Back on my shit again

[asthedeathoflight]

Gregor the Overlander

When Gregor falls through a grate in the laundry room of his apartment building, he hurtles into the dark Underland, where spiders, rats, cockroaches coexist uneasily with humans. This world is on the brink of war, and Gregor's arrival is no accident. A prophecy foretells that Gregor has a role to play in the Underland's uncertain future. Gregor wants no part of it -- until he realizes it's the only way to solve the mystery of his father's disappearance. Reluctantly, Gregor embarks on a dangerous adventure that will change both him and the Underland forever.

Okay I'm aware the audience for my Tumblr blog is not quite the same as the audience for middle-grade portal fantasy, but if this website is still talking about Percy Jackson then I can talk about this one. I read a lot of 6-to-8-book middle grade fantasy series and I can say with one hundred percent certainty that this is the best one. It's brutal. It's weird. You'll cry about a cockroach the size of a dog. You'll question the nature of fate itself. If any of you know any 8-12 year olds who haven't yet been scarred for life by a book series that will change their brain chemistry forever, do them a favor and pick them up this book.

Also, if you liked the Hunger Games, it's the same author. Did she tone it down when writing for younger audiences? Not even a little.

[thankstothe]

this is our guy

[foursaints]

hi <3

first of all, i wanted to tell you i'm always stalking your blog (in a non creepy way) because i love everything about it. mostly i love how you use your big brain™️ to share some insanely detailed headcanons about some silly dead gay wizards (i mean that in the nicest way possible. i'm a little bit in love with you actually . anyway i'm digressing)

second of all, i wanted to know if you could share some of your thoughts about bartylily🤲🏻 because i'm fairly sure you're the main reason i'm hooked on them

much love <333

ANYTHING for bartylily... lately i've been attached to the idea of a college au where they're Rival Campus Radio Station Hosts.

barty is a spectacularly unmotivated senior who dropped out of a prestigious engineering degree to study practical SFX for horror movies instead. everyone has vague, peripheral knowledge of him after an incident where he was found passed out naked in the campus fountain. his apartment with the slytherins isn't technically a frat house but there's a structure in the kitchen affectionately referred to as the "Leaning Tower of Miller Lite" & barty has a nearly imperceptible crescent-shaped chip in his front tooth from a keg-standing mishap. he wears a lot of chains and has several john carpenter themed tattoos and he REEKS like cigarettes. so many pairs of mystery panties turn up in his laundry hamper that his housemates have started calling it the Lost And Found.

he has a deeply beloved & charmingly unpolished radio show in the primetime spot which mostly consists of him having his friends on, spotlighting terrible underground bands, and making drily ironical, beautifully mean jabs.

lily is an overzealous sophomore who's triple-majoring in three equally unmarketable degrees (it's, like, polisci & international affairs & communications) who's blessed with the gift of taking every single thing that happens on campus WAY too serious. she runs their Model UN like it's the navy. she's the RA who is always marching around her floor in a spaghetti-strap tanktop & bunny slippers with a scrunchie on her wrist, shaking her fist at people. there was a period following her breakup with james where she was literally reading Machiavelli for inspiration. she's right on the precipice of the cool-girl academic meltdown that will lead to Serious Character Growth, but she isn't quite there yet.

her well-made and well-researched radio show is relegated to the midnight timeslot, and even though all her friends listen to it she probably got into a spat with them for saying something along the lines of "obviously i dont care if its just YOU listening to it, remus!!!". she hate-listens to barty's show which she considers (lily voice) An Affront To Collegiate Journalism

they trade barbs at every function and absolutely nobody but the two of them takes their insane imaginary Radio Beef even remotely serious whatsoever. but it's dead serious TO THEM!!! lily is probably camping out in actual bushes with actual binoculars to sabotage his show, and the worst part is that it's actually working. she ISN'T obsessed with him (shut up!!!!!), and barty is mostly just aggravated on principle that the Uptight Lowerclassman Ruining His Life has such nice legs.

and they absolutely bone like crazy about it

[total-drama-brainrot]

Saw this somewhere and wanted to throw it your way, sorry if you’ve been asked this before but what do you think of the concept of Noah always having been an assistant (even before the first season)/never playing as a contestant would look like?

The thing about Noah as a contestant is that he's, for all intents and purposes, kind of useless. And by that I mean Noah as a character isn't important to the plot at all in the grand scheme of things. He's barely important from an episodic point of view either; Noah does very little throughout Total Drama in terms of story relevance, and just in general. (Lazy king 👑.)

So taking him out of the equation wouldn't really affect too much in the grand scheme of things, save for probably preventing his friendship with Owen and, from a fanon standpoint, the rest of team E-scope. He'd be pretty much the same person, just behind the camera instead of on it.

But that's kind of a boring answer, and not at all what you were looking for, right?

So, let's say that Noah lands himself a job working as the personal assistant for some hot-shot A-list celebrity through one of his many siblings' various contacts; is it nepotism? Probably. But who's Noah to look a gift horse in the mouth? A fairly easy job following some pretentious asshole around all day and grabbing him the occasional coffee sounds like a pretty sweet gig, especially with the salary and various benefits that come with the job description. So Noah takes the job without question.

And that's how he finds himself stuck in the middle of nowhere, Muskoka, on an undisclosed island owned by said A-lister whilst he films the first season of his new Reality TV show, Total Drama Island.

Being Chris' personal assistant was supposed to be an easy pay check. "Supposed to be" being the point of interest there; Noah didn't anticipate Chris being as sadistic or as childishly needy as he was. If he wasn't running around like a headless chicken trying to accommodate for Chris' oftentimes outlandish whims and fancies, he was stuck answering to the producers in the host's stead- and the producers were pissed with Chris more often than not for his frivolous use of the show's budget. Something about having a genius level IQ and enough snark to make grown men cry apparently made him qualified enough to deal with the industry big-wigs. Noah was far too overworked to question it.

So much for an easy pay check.

Noah's not bad at his job by any means. In his professional opinion, the whole show and Chris' career would be in the dumps without his personal input keeping everything afloat. That doesn't mean he doesn't loathe his job with every sleep-deprived inch of his being.

And, inevitably, Noah ends up spending a lot of time around the campers themselves. Mostly as a consequence of always having to remain "on set" so to speak, since Noah's pretty much contractually obligated to linger around Chris' vicinity and wait for his boss to assign him some menial task to do. Most of the campers are just as egocentric and insufferable as he'd first assumed- and honestly, what else would he expect from people who singed up for a Reality TV show?- but a select few turn out to be decent company; namely Owen and Eva (and Izzy, but Noah refuses to admit that the "Psycho Hose Beast" is actually bearable to be around).

He'd even go so far as to claim they were friends good acquaintances.

Of course, his job takes precedent over frivolous things like relationships, platonic or otherwise, so Noah doesn't exactly have the free time to hang out with them. Which is probably for the best considering if he did spend a lot of time around his friends acquaintances, the other contestants would have a solid enough foundation for accusations of foul play in the competition, and that's a headache Noah really doesn't want to deal with.

Consequently, Noah floats through the filming of Island, and later on Action, maintaining cordiality with his little group and cold indifference towards pretty much the rest of the cast. Not that he doesn't keep close tabs on the campers; of course he does, not only is Noah incredibly observant by nature, but he's also the one in charge of accommodating for these weirdos... plus, Chris is oddly invested in his "prize cast of ratings jewels", whatever that means. So Noah knows these people, probably more than some of them know themselves, thanks to a combined sixteen-ish weeks of observation and forced proximity.

In turn, the competitors know of Noah, though for the most part he's regarded as little more than a spectre on set- Chris' elusive personal assistant who the cast will occasionally see the barest glimpse of, usually hidden behind an impassive pair of mirrored sunglasses and, more often than not, rushing off to do whatever it is a PA does. Chris does get a little lazy in Action and on a few occasions does get Noah to make a "guest appearances" on screen- mostly just to deliver him a coffee and a gluten free muffin during the downtime of that day's challenge- but he's still practically non-existent to he majority of the cast.

Which is fine by him.

What isn't fine by him is the surprise addition of two people he knows nothing about, come the third season.

One of those contestants happens to know a lot about the cast, and a concerning amount of information about him. It's uncanny, just how much Sierra seems to know about everyone around her, even more so because of the way she practically worships the ground they walk on. Sure, Noah's encountered the odd super fan here and there- not fans of himself, of course, but in this time as Chris' assistant he's had to chase off more than enough rabid fans from trying to sneak their way onto the set of whatever show Chris was working on (or more accurately sic the on-scene security on them)- but Sierra's brand of crazy takes it to a whole new level. Noah doesn't like her on principle and is both incredibly vindicated and incredibly concerned when her stalkerish behaviour rears its ugly head. Not that he's allowed to do anything about it; the producers are adamant that Sierra's outlandish behaviour is entertaining enough for the audience to ignore the immorality, and given how much Chris has been allowed to get away with in the past Noah's inclined to begrudgingly agree.

And the other new contestant? The one who qualified for the apparently non-existent Total Drama Dirtbags (and Noah totally isn't salty about that show being an elaborate ruse that he spent countless sleepless nights working on)? Noah's just as concerned about his friends acquaintances ignorance to Alejandro's inherent sliminess as he is about Sierra's blatant disregard for others' privacy, but again it's not like he can do anything about it. He's not even supposed to be on the show, so any sort of interference would be a big no-no.

Oh, what's that? They want him on the show?

Fuck.

Turns out, Noah's brief appearances during Action (characterised by his usual level of sass and snide comments) really resonated with their audience; they like him for some inexplicable reason, and want to see more of "Noah, Chris McLean's mysterious personal assistant".

So he's pretty much forced into acting as a co-host of sorts, much like Chef had done for the first two seasons, all whilst carrying out his usual tasks. Is he happy about this? Not a chance in hell, and he lets the producers know exactly how he feels about the sudden change in his contract. Not that it changes anything.

And the best part? World Tour is a musical themed season. If they expect him to sing, they've got another thing coming.

But, as a small part of him chimes in, spending more time on camera would give Noah plenty of opportunities to spend time with his friends acquaintances. There's a non-zero chance that he could have fun, even if it's at the expense of his valued privacy.

His new status as part of the show does allow Noah some opportunities to skew the competition in the favour of his friends acquaint- no, screw it, his friends. That's one silver lining of the whole situation.

Better yet, he can tilt things out of Alejandro's favour, since the former Dirtbag seems to have a knack for manipulating the competition anyway- Noah might as well make things more challenging for him, as it seems this game is too easy for him thus far.

[hemaris]

anyway why has this website's content labeling gone haywire suddenly??? why are half of the gifsets i come across (including my own) suddenly marked as potentially containing adult content

[pismaco]

really feeling pink lately idk

💌🧁💞🌷

[simpingforcys]

I know some people have already said it, but I can’t help thinking about WIR message of self acceptance “no one I’d rather be, than me.” and, again how that is reflected in Turbo’s total lack of self acceptance. His self worth hinges on his fame and the validation of others.

Dude seems to have put so much of his self value on his popularity with gamers and “being the best” because he doesn’t really have anything else. He spent 15 years trying to be someone else, thought that a newer game with better graphics meant that no one would want him anymore, and in speedstorm he laments about how “unmarketable” he is as Turbo.

I know some have said Turbo is “trans coded”, but to me at least, his behaviour comes of more like a insecure narcissist who has become absolutely addicted to plastic surgery, constantly trying to achieve perfection, while becoming more and more twisted looking in body and mind…

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