This record covers associate brokers, who must affiliate with an actively licensed qualifying broker.
$270
90 hours
Pass the national broker and New Mexico examinations with at least 75%.
Every real estate license expires every three years on the last day of the month following the broker's birth month unless it is renewed on or before that date.
Last verified Oct 25, 2026
New Mexico Real Estate Commission
ISSUING AGENCY: New Mexico Real Estate Commission.Official source
Renewal and Initial applications must be submitted through NM-PLUS.Official source
New Mexico does not offer reciprocity for out-of-state salesperson licenses.
No, New Mexico does not have reciprocity for a real estate salesperson license.Official source
Review the official instructions for your situation before applying.
Open the official agency pageThis record covers associate brokers, who must affiliate with an actively licensed qualifying broker.
Associate brokers need to be affiliated with an actively licensed qualifying brokerOfficial source
A separate $30 recovery fee applies to initial and renewal applications.
Recovery Fee (Charged for both initial and renewal applications) $30Official source
Initial and renewal applications use NM-PLUS, linked from the Commission’s renewal page.
Renewal and Initial applications must be submitted through NM-PLUS.Official source
90 hours
Pass the national broker and New Mexico examinations with at least 75%.
Passage of the National Broker Exam & New Mexico Exam with a minimum score 75%Official source
Active licensees need errors and omissions insurance.
Current errors and omissions insurance (required for active licensees)Official source
Every real estate license expires every three years on the last day of the month following the broker's birth month unless it is renewed on or before that date.
Every real estate license expires every three years on the last day of the month following the broker's birth month unless it is renewed on or before that date.Official source
3 years
36 hours
All active and inactive associate brokers shall successfully complete a minimum of 36 credit hours of continuing education in courses approved by the commission during each licensing cycle.Official source
Annual 4-hour NMREC core, 4 core-elective hours and 4 ethics hours per three-year associate-broker cycle; remaining hours from approved electives.
the four-hour New Mexico real estate commission (NMREC) core course to be completed annually; four hours of commission-approved core elective course(s) to be completed during each three-year licensing for associate brokers; … and for all brokers, four hours of commission-approved ethics courses to be completed during each three-year licensing cycle. … All remaining credit hours may be earned toward the cumulative continuing education renewal requirement from commission-approved elective category courses, additional core elective category courses or additional ethics category courses.Official source
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$270
3-Year Associate Broker License $270Official source
$95
Broker Exam $95 per exam, paid directly to the exam providerOfficial source
Active licensees need errors and omissions insurance.
Current errors and omissions insurance (required for active licensees)Official source
Confirm the charges and conditions for your application with the official agency.
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Every real estate license expires every three years on the last day of the month following the broker's birth month unless it is renewed on or before that date.
Every real estate license expires every three years on the last day of the month following the broker's birth month unless it is renewed on or before that date.Official source
Last verified Oct 25, 2026
$270
Last verified Oct 25, 2026. Each quotation supports the corresponding published value.
New Mexico Real Estate Commission
New Mexico Real Estate Commission
ISSUING AGENCY: New Mexico Real Estate Commission.Official source
Last verified Oct 25, 2026
https://www.rld.nm.gov/boards-and-commissions/individual-boards-and-commissions/real-estate-commission/faqs/
Real Estate Commission: FAQsOfficial source
Last verified Oct 25, 2026
90 hours
90
90 hours of educationOfficial source
Last verified Oct 25, 2026
Pass the national broker and New Mexico examinations with at least 75%.
Pass the national broker and New Mexico examinations with at least 75%.
Passage of the National Broker Exam & New Mexico Exam with a minimum score 75%Official source
Last verified Oct 25, 2026
Active licensees need errors and omissions insurance.
Active licensees need errors and omissions insurance.
Current errors and omissions insurance (required for active licensees)Official source
Last verified Oct 25, 2026
$95
95
Broker Exam $95 per exam, paid directly to the exam providerOfficial source
Last verified Oct 25, 2026
3 years
3
3-Year Associate Broker LicenseOfficial source
Last verified Oct 25, 2026
Every real estate license expires every three years on the last day of the month following the broker's birth month unless it is renewed on or before that date.
Every real estate license expires every three years on the last day of the month following the broker's birth month unless it is renewed on or before that date. Applies to: New Mexico real estate brokers, including associate brokers
Every real estate license expires every three years on the last day of the month following the broker's birth month unless it is renewed on or before that date.Official source
Last verified Oct 25, 2026
36 hours
36
All active and inactive associate brokers shall successfully complete a minimum of 36 credit hours of continuing education in courses approved by the commission during each licensing cycle.Official source
Last verified Oct 25, 2026
Annual 4-hour NMREC core, 4 core-elective hours and 4 ethics hours per three-year associate-broker cycle; remaining hours from approved electives.
Annual 4-hour NMREC core, 4 core-elective hours and 4 ethics hours per three-year associate-broker cycle; remaining hours from approved electives.
the four-hour New Mexico real estate commission (NMREC) core course to be completed annually; four hours of commission-approved core elective course(s) to be completed during each three-year licensing for associate brokers; … and for all brokers, four hours of commission-approved ethics courses to be completed during each three-year licensing cycle. … All remaining credit hours may be earned toward the cumulative continuing education renewal requirement from commission-approved elective category courses, additional core elective category courses or additional ethics category courses.Official source
Last verified Oct 25, 2026
New Mexico does not offer reciprocity for out-of-state salesperson licenses.
New Mexico does not offer reciprocity for out-of-state salesperson licenses.
No, New Mexico does not have reciprocity for a real estate salesperson license.Official source
Last verified Oct 25, 2026
This record covers associate brokers, who must affiliate with an actively licensed qualifying broker.
This record covers associate brokers, who must affiliate with an actively licensed qualifying broker.
Associate brokers need to be affiliated with an actively licensed qualifying brokerOfficial source
Last verified Oct 25, 2026
A separate $30 recovery fee applies to initial and renewal applications.
A separate $30 recovery fee applies to initial and renewal applications.
Recovery Fee (Charged for both initial and renewal applications) $30Official source
Last verified Oct 25, 2026
Initial and renewal applications use NM-PLUS, linked from the Commission’s renewal page.
Initial and renewal applications use NM-PLUS, linked from the Commission’s renewal page.
Renewal and Initial applications must be submitted through NM-PLUS.Official source
Last verified Oct 25, 2026
https://www.rld.nm.gov/boards-and-commissions/individual-boards-and-commissions/real-estate-commission/real-estate-commission-renew-a-license/
Renewal and Initial applications must be submitted through NM-PLUS.Official source
Last verified Oct 25, 2026
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