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Answers (3)

- Emily Medvec CRS, "Emily Medvec"
- Contributions:238
New Mexico is a now a partial disclosure state regarding real estate sales transactions. I do not speak for Zillow or know how the company gathers its information. I can refer you an experienced professional in your market to assist you in determining the fair market value of your home and any challenges you may have selling it in this buyer's market.

- Daves360
- Contributions:238
We do not have a public database of home data, prices sold, #BR, size, etc. The MLS is the closest thing, and Zillow now taps into MLS through broker permissions, so they are trying to build some historical data in areas to get more and more accurate, but they are just not there yet, and as a result, tend to be off in many areas in New Mexico. Feel free to contact me for an accurate valuation of your home. Best of luck to you! -_ David

- wetdawgs
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New Mexico adopted sales price disclosure in 2004, if my sources are correct.



I live in New Mexico. I have been told NM is a non-public disclosure state in terms of real estate
Champe Green
Albuquerque, NM
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