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Louis Victor Eytinge (1878-1938), was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison in 1907. Whilst incarcerated he developed groundbreaking communication and motivational skills that led to his fame and freedom.Eytinge was arrested in San Francisco and stood trial in Arizona for murder; he was found guilty and given life imprisonment. He was ill with tuberculosis and to survive in prison he had to supplement his diet, but this required money that he did not have. Other prisoners made trinkets for sale to visitor - hatbands, belt buckles, etc. Eytinge saw an opportunity to expand the market and started to write to prospective customers in areas such as Texas, California and New Mexico. His efforts were so successful, that he was able to purchase the essentials he needed to improve his health, plus provide a few comforts. He was moved from Yuma to a new prison in Florence where he continued his marketing activities, often writing advertising letters for companies, earning it was said up to £5000 a year. He also studied the penal system, corresponded with Arizona’s new governor, who sought his advice on reform and became involved with the welfare of other prisoners.Eytinge expanded his commercial enterprises into marketing via direct-mail. His success attracted the attention of the advertising industry; newspaper articles were written about him and trade publications sought his creative input. He edited a magazine, wrote stories and had a screenplay accepted for a film Man Under Cover. A campaign developed to have him paroled and in December 1922 he was released.He then went on to become one of the greatest copywriters of his era.

Even if it's not your first time buying a home in Santa Fe, New Mexico, here is some information that will hopefully make it easier for you to get into your new home.Get pre-approved - You need to know how much you can afford before you start looking for a home. Down payment amounts vary depending on your credit score and other factors. Shop around as there are a wide range of mortgage plans and rates available. I recommend checking with your current financial institution first. First Choice Loans and Los Alamos National Bank are worth a look while you’re shopping around for a mortgage.Find your home - Depending on what you are looking for and the state of the real estate market at the time, the length of time of your search can vary. Being internet-savvy will save time. Viewing homes online at www.ceon.kw.com to decide what you like will save time when we begin viewing homes. The number of homes viewed varies based upon the number of homes available in the marketplace at the time of the search and the wishes and needs of the client.Submit your offer - Once the home is selected, your real estate broker will advise you on the best way to approach an offer on your chosen home. Offers which are close to the listed price of the home will take less time to negotiate than when the offer and listing price are further apart. Having a pre-approval letter from a lender will make your offer to purchase a home more attractive. Upon acceptance of the final offer, buyer and seller will execute a purchase agreement.Transaction details - The title company will have been selected by the seller and the bank will order the appraisal. As the buyer, you need to order an inspection of the home you intend to purchase. If the inspection turns up anything that you’re not OK with that the seller isn’t willing to fix, then this is your chance to back out. Inspectors are busy and you usually only have about two weeks to get it done, so order your inspection as soon as your offer is accepted. Try WIN Home Inspections, ActiveHome Inspections or Professional Home Inspections. In some cases, the buyer is required to purchase home owners insurance. Here are links to Esurance‎, State Farm® and Farmers, just to name a few. You’re also going to want to find out how much you’ll be paying in property taxes. Make sure the utilities are working and in your name. Here are links to Power New Mexico and New Mexico Gas, as well as Sangre de Cristo Water and Solid Waste Management just in case.Possession - Keys typically change hands from the seller to the buyer on the closing date unless the funds are not immediately available to the seller from the buyers’ lender, or unless a prior arrangement has been made between the parties allowing the seller to remain on the property for a period of time after closing.I love Santa Fe. My number one priority as a Realtor is to make it easy and enjoyable for you to achieve your real estate goals. I can help you get the most from the sale of your house as well as help you find the right home to buy. If you or someone you know needs help, contact me anytime!Ceon Hooper - Associate BrokerKeller Williams Realty - Santa Fe505-629-4109

I'm going to have fun with this one.Alabama: RacistAlaska: Canada Pt. 2Arizona: Too damn hot.Arkansas: “SO I AM CONFUSION. WHY IS THIS ONE: KANSAS AND THIS ONE NOT ARKANSAS?!?!? AMEREEKUH EXPLAIN!! EXPLAIN!!!”California: OverratedColorado: Mountains.Conneticut: Never learned how to spell this damn state.Delaware: No sales tax!!Florida: Y'all gonna drown soon. Happy swimming!!Georgia: Too damn humid.Hawaii: Too precious for the United States.Idaho: Ain’t that where all the damn potatoes come from?Illinois: Where the fuck is Illinois?Indiana: Michael Jackson.Iowa: What the fuck is Iowa?Kansas: The Wizard of Oz.Kentucky: Fried Chicken.Louisiana: Love that chicken from Popeye’s.Maine: Too damn north.Maryland: Crabs.Massachusetts: Patriots territory.Michigan: Ain’t that the one that looks like a glove?Minnesota: Who the fuck is Minnesota?Mississippi: Too many S's.Missouri: is it Missour-ee or Missour-uh?Montana: Does anyone even live up there?Nebraska: Another useless state.Nevada: Las Vegas.New Hampshire: Should be renamed to “New Hampster”.New Jersey: Underrated.New Mexico: Not as bad as Arizona.New York: Too damn expensive.North Carolina: Carolina Panthers Territory (my favorite team).North Dakota: Isn’t that where Mount Rushmore is?Ohio: Been there once. Never again.Oklahoma: That small strip of land always make me sad. They deserved better.Oregon: Washington Pt. 2Pennsylvania: Currently lives here. Boring as hell. 4/10.Rhode Island: Too damn small.South Carolina: Panthers Territory Pt. 2South Dakota: Useless.Tennessee: Too many double letters. Another one I always spell wrong.Texas: MY STATE!!! BORN TEXAN!! TEXAS>>> ALL THESE OTHER WEAK ASS STATESUtah: ¿Huh?Vermont: Why the fuck is Vermont?Virginia: Nice place to live.Washington: Oregon Pt. 2West Virginia: Unnecessary af.Wisconsin: Cheese.Wyoming: Yes I know my name is a capital (and a Native American tribe). No I do not need to be remembered every time we read about the damn state .Guys, I honestly didn’t where half of the states are. When it comes to geography, I can point out all the states that border the Atlantic Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico, Mexico, and the Pacific Ocean but everything in the middle of the US, I don’t know shite about. The Midwest and the North are so irrelevant (sorry y’all) that I don’t really care much for them. That's why it’s so funny when citizens of other countries try to locate each state because most Americans don’t even know about the states.