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If my landlord is trying to evict me in New Mexico, will that process move forward?

An eviction hearing may still be held in New Mexico, at which you will be required to provide proof of your inability to pay rent.

Answered by AT
June 24, 2020
Residential evictions of tenants who cannot pay rent due to the COVID-19 outbreak have been suspended by the New Mexico Supreme Court. Get in touch with your landlord in an attempt to reach an arrangement if you are unable to pay your rent due to reasons related to the pandemic. Contact the housing authority that serves Regina or your county seat for additional advice and assistance.

For more information, locate your Regina, NM area Housing Authority on the New Mexico HUD website.
Answered by AT
April 24, 2020

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