How escrow and title work in New Mexico
A typical New Mexico closing runs through a title or abstract company: it pulls the recorded history of the property, lists the liens and exceptions in a title commitment, collects signatures and disburses the funds once the new deed and mortgage go to the recorder.
New Mexico is one of the states where title insurance rates are promulgated by the state regulator rather than set by each underwriter.
The directory has no New Mexico companies on file at the moment. National underwriters and title agencies that work in every state are listed on the Nationwide page; all of the major underwriters issue policies in New Mexico through local agents and attorneys.
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