In New Mexico, real estate agents, mortgage loan officers, home inspectors, real estate attorneys and appraisers need a state license. Ask any professional for their license number and check it yourself at the official lookup listed below.
Five trades, five regulators
Do real estate agents need a license in New Mexico?
Yes: in New Mexico, real estate agents need a state license issued by the New Mexico Real Estate Commission (Regulation and Licensing Department). You can check a name yourself on RLD License Lookup.
- License required · New Mexico Real Estate Commission (Regulation and Licensing Department)
- Titles you will see: Real estate broker
- Check a name yourself: RLD License Lookup
Do mortgage loan officers need a license in New Mexico?
Yes: in New Mexico, mortgage loan officers need a state license issued by the Financial Institutions Division, NM Regulation and Licensing Department. You can check a name yourself on NMLS Consumer Access.
- License required · Financial Institutions Division, NM Regulation and Licensing Department
- Titles you will see: Mortgage loan originator
- Check a name yourself: NMLS Consumer Access (we could not open this search page ourselves)
Do home inspectors need a license in New Mexico?
Yes: in New Mexico, home inspectors need a state license issued by the New Mexico Home Inspectors Board (Regulation and Licensing Department). You can check a name yourself on RLD License Lookup.
- License required · New Mexico Home Inspectors Board (Regulation and Licensing Department)
- Titles you will see: Home inspector
- Check a name yourself: RLD License Lookup
Do real estate attorneys need a license in New Mexico?
Yes: in New Mexico, real estate attorneys need a state license issued by the State Bar of New Mexico / Supreme Court of New Mexico. You can check a name yourself on State Bar of New Mexico Online Bar Directory.
- License required · State Bar of New Mexico / Supreme Court of New Mexico
- Titles you will see: Attorney
- Check a name yourself: State Bar of New Mexico Online Bar Directory
Do appraisers need a license in New Mexico?
Yes: in New Mexico, appraisers need a state license issued by the New Mexico Real Estate Appraisers Board (Regulation and Licensing Department). You can check a name yourself on RLD License Lookup.
- License required · New Mexico Real Estate Appraisers Board (Regulation and Licensing Department)
- Titles you will see: Real estate appraiser
- Check a name yourself: RLD License Lookup
More on each license: How to check a license in New Mexico.
Sectors of Albuquerque
10 most populous community planning areas (of 12), as published by CPADemographicData2018, table G00013_Population_2018 (City of Albuquerque AGIS Division / Planning Department; sources AGIS, MRCOG, US Census Bureau).
- Northwest Mesa (population 87,415)
- Foothills (population 86,111)
- Southwest Mesa (population 78,720)
- Near Heights (population 75,613)
- North Albuquerque (population 63,524)
- Mid Heights (population 49,277)
- West Mesa (population 40,016)
- East Gateway (population 30,755)
- Near North Valley (population 24,124)
- Central ABQ (population 24,017)