New Mexico · Local Help
Where Can I Get Rent Assistance or Eviction Help in New Mexico?
This is not legal advice. We explain what the law says. We cannot tell you what to do in your situation. For that, talk to a lawyer. Some of the groups below can help.
This page lists organizations that help New Mexico renters. Call or visit the one that fits your situation. These groups can help with legal advice, court self-help, affordable rental housing, homelessness support, and housing discrimination complaints.
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State Bar of New Mexico Foundation
Nonprofit group
The Modest Means Helpline gives legal advice by phone to New Mexico residents of modest means. It can help people who do not qualify for New Mexico Legal Aid because of income or conflicts of interest. Call 505-797-6013 or 888-857-9935. Lines are open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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State Bar of New Mexico Foundation
Nonprofit group
The Legal Resources for the Elderly Program is a free, statewide helpline for New Mexico residents age 55 and older, with no income limit. It advises on landlord and tenant issues along with other civil legal problems. Call 505-797-6005 or 1-800-876-6657. Lines are open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
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New Mexico Courts, Access to Justice Commission
Government office
New Mexico Courts offers help for people representing themselves in a case, including a phone HelpLine. Call 855-268-7804.
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New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions, Human Rights Bureau
Government office
The Human Rights Bureau takes housing discrimination complaints. It is a part of New Mexico's state government. Its complaint form is at hrb.dws.state.nm.us.
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Housing New Mexico (New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority)
Government office
Housing New Mexico, the state's Mortgage Finance Authority, helps people find an affordable rental home. Call 505-843-6880 or visit housingnm.org to search rental listings.
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