Mortgage Lender Index

Mortgage lenders in New Mexico, county by county

39,201 mortgages were made in New Mexico in 2025, across 33 counties. Each county page lists every lender that lent there, ranked by how many loans it made, with the median rate its borrowers got and how often it said no.

CountyLendersMortgages made Median rateMedian loanDenied
Bernalillo County 39014,288 6.625%$225,000 20.0%
Sandoval County 2815,039 6.500%$265,000 19.9%
Doña Ana County 2884,013 6.500%$225,000 26.0%
Santa Fe County 3023,074 6.625%$315,000 24.1%
Valencia County 1981,924 6.500%$225,000 25.3%
San Juan County 1911,627 6.625%$205,000 30.8%
Otero County 1881,237 6.500%$195,000 24.7%
Eddy County 1851,097 6.625%$225,000 28.3%
Chaves County 141889 6.625%$165,000 24.9%
Lea County 143840 6.750%$195,000 34.7%
Curry County 134816 6.375%$185,000 23.3%
Los Alamos County 113503 6.375%$395,000 14.1%
Taos County 178473 6.875%$285,000 32.7%
Lincoln County 152423 6.875%$245,000 30.4%
Torrance County 108355 6.750%$185,000 37.1%
Grant County 115343 6.750%$155,000 28.2%
Rio Arriba County 119338 6.750%$230,000 35.2%
McKinley County 107288 6.875%$145,000 53.6%
Luna County 105251 6.500%$145,000 31.2%
San Miguel County 98250 6.875%$165,000 40.5%
Roosevelt County 85230 6.500%$155,000 24.5%
Colfax County 133215 6.750%$205,000 30.6%
Sierra County 90205 6.625%$155,000 28.3%
Socorro County 77155 6.688%$155,000 26.2%
Cibola County 81122 6.990%$135,000 54.4%
Quay County 5657 6.875%$115,000 42.7%
Guadalupe County 3535 6.625%$155,000 27.9%
Catron County 4329 6.625%$215,000 41.5%
Mora County 2428 7.990%$145,000 60.2%
Union County 3928 6.625%$145,000 60.5%
Hidalgo County 2716 6.750%$120,000 51.4%
De Baca County 2013 6.750%$65,000 42.3%
Harding County 30 Under 10 loansUnder 10 loans 100.0%

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Counts, medians and denial shares are computed from the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act loan-level file for 2025, published by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau through the FFIEC: every application a covered lender received, as the lender reported it. A median rate is what borrowers got, not what you will be offered — it depends on the loan, the property, your credit and the market on the day, and no figure here is a quote. A median over fewer than 10 loans is not shown: it is a number with no meaning and a real person's rate half-exposed. Those cells say "under 10 loans" and the count is still published. This is information, not advice, and no lender pays to appear.