New Mexico eviction services
Help for landlords.
A clear path forward.
Landlord eviction services in New Mexico, with careful attention to your property, your rights, and the process.
Dedicated to landlords.
We represent landlords in eviction actions, with an approach grounded in prudence, trust, and tenacity. Our team brings more than 35 years of combined property-management experience to the work.
We recognize the legal intricacies and the impact evictions have on people. We respect legal standards and human rights throughout the process, with proactive discovery, careful record keeping, and clear communication.
A Property Management Agreement is required.
To engage our eviction services, landlords must enter into a Property Management Agreement. The initial term is 4–5 months to cover notices, hearings, and lockout. Leasing a new vacancy requires a separate Leasing Listing Agreement and additional compensation.
Service fees
Upfront detainer fee
$500
Charged at the beginning to initiate eviction proceedings.
Lockout service fee
$500
An additional fee for executing lockouts as needed.
Support through
the process.
- Compliance support from agents familiar with the Uniform Owner-Resident Relations Act (UORRA)
- Agent representation in follow-through hearings
- Fiduciary commitment to you, your property, and your income
- Courtesy emails with court dates and writ of restitution availability
- Satisfactions of judgment and motion-to-set-aside filing
- Professionally serviced notices, lockouts, and record keeping
- Copies of judgments after receipt from the court
- Transparent communication throughout the process
Your questions,
answered.
What to expect when working with our team.
What specific services do you provide for landlords during the eviction process?
First and foremost, a landlord seeking eviction services from us must enter into a Property Management Agreement. Notice of service and filing are handled with our process servers. We will handle the hearings, disputes, and lockout services for you as well as full scale property management.
Can you outline the typical timeline for an eviction process once initiated through your service?
Our term for the first period on the PMA is 4-5 months to cover the notices, hearing, and lock out.
What are the typical steps involved in the eviction process when I work with your company?
Firstly, a discovery meeting to understand what your situation is; If an action has already been filed we may continue the case, although ultimately we want to ensure success so new notices and filings may be necessary depending on the circumstances.
Can you describe the follow-up services you offer once an eviction is successfully completed?
Depending on the work involved in turnover, it may be covered by the PM Agreement. A Leasing Listing Agreement and additional compensation is required to fill the new vacancy. Per our PM agreement, we may continue our services through a renewal term.
What is included in the Property Management Agreement?
In our terms of services for property management, which includes, but is not limited to; execution of work orders, collection/ distribution of rent, and record/ ledger keeping.
What are the most common legal grounds for evictions you encounter, and how do you address them?
Being able to oversee all eviction types, non-payment is one we see frequently.
How do you handle situations where a tenant disputes an eviction notice?
In case of disputes, we follow another process for this, if necessary, to ensure a fair resolution in accordance with state laws.
How do you ensure that eviction proceedings comply with state laws and regulations?
As licensed real estate agents focusing on property management, it is required for our continuing education to deepen our understanding of the UORRA. This is our guide to understanding disputes more simply. We strictly adhere to state laws and regulations, including the UORRA, by continually training our staff and updating our practices to align with the latest legal standards.
Let’s talk about your situation.
Contact our team to discuss your New Mexico property and the next steps.