5 Best Low Commission Realtors in New Mexico (2025)

• New Mexico discount real estate brokers offer a similar range of services and support as conventional realtors for a lower price.
• If you work with a conventional New Mexico realtor, you’ll typically pay a listing commission fee of about 2.78%.
• Discount realtors typically deliver savings by charging lower listing fees at closing. The average listing fee among discount brokerages in New Mexico is 0.9% as of September 2025.
• That’s an average savings premium of $7,086.00 based on the median home sale price in New Mexico ($376,900.00), according to the latest available data (September 2025).

• Consider a discount realtor if saving on real estate commission fees is a top priority, but you still want a real estate agent to guide and support you through the process.
• Discount realtors sometimes handle more customers at once to offset their lower rates. Some sellers say this can lead to less hands-on, personalized service compared to a conventional realtor.
• We recommend sellers with more complicated properties or circumstances stick with conventional realtors with experience that fits their needs. (Try Clever: list with top full-service realtors, get up to 50% off their typical rate.)
• That being said, discount brokerage service models and customer experiences vary widely, which is why thoroughly interviewing and vetting any agent is so important.

Pros

• Discount real estate agents save sellers in New Mexico $7,086.00, on average.
• You get expertise from a licensed agent who knows the New Mexico market.
• Some discount real estate agents offer full service, so you can get everything you'd expect for less.

Cons

• Some New Mexico discount real estate agents only provided limited service, and may charge extra fees for "add-ons" like professional photography.
• Discount real estate brokers sometimes charge upfront fees, so you'll have to pay out-of-pocket before your house sells.

• Clever Real Estate gets you special discounted rates from top, conventional realtors representing major brokerages like RE/MAX, Century 21, and Compass. Get personalized agent recommendations and save up to 50% on listing fees.
• You can try to negotiate a lower commission rate with a conventional realtor yourself, but this can be difficult to do (only about 22% of sellers who try to negotiate are successful). Negotiating is easier if you have a pricier home, are selling in a particularly hot market, or already have a buyer lined up.
• If you're selling for sale by owner in New Mexico and just want a marketing boost, a New Mexico flat fee MLS service may be a better fit. Basic flat fee MLS plans get your listing on the local MLS for around $150. Premium plans include more services, like pro photography, but can cost well over $1,000.
• If you want to sell your house fast in New Mexico or sell your house in as-is condition, consider using a New Mexico cash home buyer company. Cash home buyers will purchase almost any home in any condition. You typically don't have to pay realtor commissions and many will actually cover your closing costs. And because they pay cash, they can usually close in a matter of days.

The New Mexico housing market has cooled since this time last year, according to the latest data (July 2025).

• New Mexico is currently in a neutral market, with an equal amount of buyer demand and inventory. Last month, there were 7,862 active listings, (up 21.38% year over year).
• The median home sale price in New Mexico last month was $376,900, up 4.4% from $360,891 last year.

• In the past month, New Mexico properties spent a median of 66 days on the market — that’s 8 days slower than this time last year.
• The average New Mexico home sold for 97.89% of its original list price in the past month, up 2.8% year over year.
• New Mexico houses are experiencing more price drops compared to last year. 2,290 of properties dropped their price last month. That's a 21.94% increase compared to this time last year.

• The bulk of home seller costs is made up of realtor listing fees and closing costs.
• Listing fee: New Mexico home sellers pay their agents an average listing fee of 2.8%. That's 308.9% more than the average discount listing fee of 0.9% in New Mexico.