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Landlord Resources
- Owner-Resident Relations – Ch. 47, Article 8
- Conveyances and General Provisions – Ch. 47, Article 1
- Real Estate Disclosure – Ch. 47, Article 13
- Handbook (Guide) – Renter’s Guide by New Mexico Legal Aid
A New Mexico rent-to-own agreement is a residential lease that allows the tenant to buy the property. Like a standard lease, it defines the landlord and tenant’s rights and duties and the specifics of the tenancy. The contract also allows the tenant to potentially purchase the property and sets the timeframe during which the sale can be made.
A New Mexico rent-to-own agreement is a residential lease that allows the tenant to buy the property. Like a standard lease, it defines the landlord and tenant’s rights and duties and the specifics of the tenancy. The contract also allows the tenant to potentially purchase the property and sets the timeframe during which the sale can be made.
A New Mexico rent-to-own agreement is a residential lease that allows the tenant to buy the property. Like a standard lease, it defines the landlord and tenant’s rights and duties and the specifics of the tenancy. The contract also allows the tenant to potentially purchase the property and sets the timeframe during which the sale can be made.