NMSA §47-16-11

Homeowner Association Act — Contract Disclosure; Right of Cancellation

Seller must provide written disclosure that lot is subject to an HOA. Seller or agent must obtain disclosure certificate from association and provide to purchaser no later than 7 days before closing. Purchaser may cancel within 7 days after receiving the disclosure certificate.

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Effective Jul 1, 2013

Verified Apr 15, 2026

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Disclosure

Ref	Requirement
	Seller must provide written disclosure that lot is subject to an HOA.
	Seller or agent must obtain disclosure certificate from association and provide to purchaser no later than 7 days before closing.
	Purchaser may cancel within 7 days after receiving the disclosure certificate.

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