Rent to own Homes in New Mexico

It's home to Walter White and Jesse! Everybody's favorite high-school chemistry teacher calls Albuquerque, New Mexico, his home. Much of "Breaking Bad" was shot in the city - even the parts supposedly set in Mexico. Fans of the show would instantly recognize the Rio Grande Rift Valley, the Chihuahuan Desert, and even local city landmarks such as Cowboy's Bar, Combo's Corner, and Twisters Grill (Los Pollos Hermanos) upon stepping into the city.

Santa Fe, New Mexico is a writer's paradise! Love reading? Then you can't go wrong with settling down in Santa Fe, which has played home to writers of the caliber of D.H. Lawrence (who said Santa Fe 'stirred his soul') and Cormac McCarthy. The city's dry climate and stunning desert landscapes have inspired artists like Georgia O'Keeffe, sculptor Rebecca Tobey, Eliot Porter, and writers George R.R. Martin, Douglas Adams, and Kate Braverman. Of course, a city as rich in artistic heritage also has plenty of museums, theaters and galleries, including the Santa Fe Opera, the New Mexico Museum of Art, the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, and the D.H. Lawrence Ranch.

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701 N CHURCH ST
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Single Family Home
Bloomfield, NM 87413
4
3
2196 ft2
1987
703 W 31ST ST
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Single Family Home
Farmington, NM 87401
3
2
1668 ft2
1981
451 CORONADO ST NE
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Single Family Home
Los Lunas, NM 87031
2
2
1310 ft2
1920
609 E ISLETA ST
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Single Family Home
Farmington, NM 87401
3
1
1620 ft2
1955
5824 WESTSIDE DR
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Westside El Paso
Single Family Home
El Paso, TX 79932
1
1
1080 ft2
1950
301 Via Cremona Way
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Westside El Paso
Single Family Home
El Paso, TX 79932
3
3
2488 ft2
2005
4169 PURPLE SAGE DR
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Single Family Home
Las Cruces, NM 88011
3
3
2360 ft2
2020
Hot
301 NEW YORK AVE
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Single Family Home
Alamogordo, NM 88310
2
1
1102 ft2
1960
308 N 3RD ST
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Single Family Home
Carlsbad, NM 88220
3
2
1089 ft2
1970
1 of 22 108 E HERVEY ST
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Southeast Roswell
Single Family Home
Roswell, NM 88203
2
1
1400 ft2
1961
1 of 79 2928 DIAMOND SPRINGS DR
Rent to Own Eligible
High Range
Single Family Home
Las Cruces, NM 88011
3
2
2580 ft2
2000
1 of 158 3335 MERCURY LN
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Single Family Home
Las Cruces, NM 88012
3
2
1416 ft2
1979
1 of 51 2969 ESCENICO CT
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Single Family Home
Las Cruces, NM 88012
4
3
2622 ft2
2016
1009 BLOOMDALE DR
Rent to Own Eligible
Country Club Estates
Single Family Home
Las Cruces, NM 88005
4
2
2175 ft2
1964
2 BRASS HORSE RD
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Single Family Home
Santa Fe, NM 87508
4
5
5810 ft2
1969
12B CALLE DE LUZ
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Single Family Home
Santa Fe, NM 87506
3
4
6534 ft2
2007
6049 ANDROMEDA LOOP
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Single Family Home
Las Cruces, NM 88012
3
2
1865 ft2
2021
1 of 225 5291 SADDLE MOUNTAIN RD
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Single Family Home
Las Cruces, NM 88012
2
1
1276 ft2
1990
1 of 23 620 TURNER AVE
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Country Club Estates
Single Family Home
Las Cruces, NM 88005
3
2
1481 ft2
1993
27 SUNDANCE RIDGE CIR
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Single Family Home
Santa Fe, NM 87506
5
4
4442 ft2
1972
6942 CLEARY LOOP NE
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Single Family Home
Rio Rancho, NM 87144
3
3
2126 ft2
2019
38 JOHNSONS RANCH RD
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Single Family Home
Santa Fe, NM 87505
3
1
796 ft2
1980
18 HAMPTON RD
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Single Family Home
Santa Fe, NM 87505
3
2
2304 ft2
1989
284 LA CUEVA RD
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Single Family Home
Glorieta, NM 87535
3
2
2684 ft2
1984
1 of 124 2200 DESERT CIR
Rent to Own Eligible
Mesa Country Club
Single Family Home
Las Cruces, NM 88001
4
2
1762 ft2
1964
45 CAMINO DEL SOL
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Single Family Home
Santa Fe, NM 87508
4
3
2360 ft2
1950
60 CALIMO CIR
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Single Family Home
Santa Fe, NM 87505
3
2
2949 ft2
2001
33 TEDDY BEAR TRL
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Single Family Home
Santa Fe, NM 87505
4
5
5253 ft2
2003
1 of 96 4245 SOMMERSET ARC
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Sonoma Ranch East
Single Family Home
Las Cruces, NM 88011
4
2
2274 ft2
2014
6005 JAGUAR DR #204
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Townhouse/Condo
Santa Fe, NM 87507
1
1
737 ft2
2008
29 ARROYO VENADA RD
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Single Family Home
Placitas, NM 87043
3
2
2214 ft2
1986
1 of 20 1545 CANYON RD
Rent to Own Eligible
Canyon
Single Family Home
Santa Fe, NM 87501
3
2
2304 ft2
1940
102 VISTA MONTANA LOOP
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Single Family Home
Placitas, NM 87043
4
3
2989 ft2
1999
1 of 43 2800 CERRILLOS RD
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Townhouse/Condo
Santa Fe, NM 87507
2
1
874 ft2
1985
717 CALLE DE LEON
Rent to Own Eligible
Southeast
Single Family Home
Santa Fe, NM 87505
4
1
2423 ft2
2015
6926 CLEARY LOOP NE
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Single Family Home
Rio Rancho, NM 87144
3
3
2126 ft2
2020
640 PASEO DE PERALTA STE A
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Single Family Home
Santa Fe, NM 87501
4
2
3060 ft2
1900
1405 VEGAS VERDES #229
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Townhouse/Condo
Santa Fe, NM 87507
3
2
1174 ft2
2007
1 of 50 2210 MIGUEL CHAVEZ RD
Rent to Own Eligible
Arroyo Chamisa-Sol y Lomas
Townhouse/Condo
Santa Fe, NM 87505
2
2
931 ft2
1995
12 ALAMO CREEK DR
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Single Family Home
Santa Fe, NM 87506
3
3
3099 ft2
2005
17 CAMINO LOS GARDUNOS
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Single Family Home
Santa Fe, NM 87506
4
2
5001 ft2
1975
1 of 63 4367 SODA SPRING DR
Rent to Own Eligible
Sonoma Ranch East
Single Family Home
Las Cruces, NM 88011
4
4
2826 ft2
2006
196 OVERLOOK RD
Rent to Own Eligible
Overlook
Single Family Home
Santa Fe, NM 87505
4
3
5320 ft2
2004
568 CAMINO TIERRA ALTA
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Single Family Home
Santa Fe, NM 87501
2
3
4658 ft2
1989
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Top 13 Reasons to Live in New Mexico

Its real estate is full of history and character! New Mexico is where America meets Mexico. This blend of cultures has given rise to cities filled with more character than the most historic of New England towns. This is reflected in homes around New Mexico as well, which are often built in a unique Mexican-American style. You'll find plenty of adobe style houses dotting Santa Fe and Albuquerque, many of which date back to the 18th century.

Home prices are still low! Despite the flock of first-time buyers migrating to Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Rio Rancho, and Las Cruces, home prices remain relatively low. Median sales prices in Albuquerque and Las Cruces and Rio Rancho, for instance, are $134,900 and $125,000 respectively. Even artsy Santa Fe boasts median home sales price of only $186,964.

Microsoft was born in Albuquerque! Not many know this, but Microsoft was actually born in Albuquerque, not Redmond. Bill Gates and Paul Allen decided to found the company in Albuquerque after selling one of their software programs to a local tech firm. Their first office - the Sundowner Motel - and the first headquarters on 199 California Street NE, have become a pilgrimage point for software enthusiasts from the world over.

It's always sunny in New Mexico! Stay in the state for a few weeks and you'll discover that it's always sunny in New Mexico. Summers are warm with temperatures rarely rising above 90F, and winters are cool and comfortable with average temperatures hovering around 60F. If weather is a criteria, you'll never want to move out of New Mexico.

Living here is cheap! The cost of living in New Mexico is 7.37% lower than the national average. Average home price is $210,000 and property taxes are lower than all but two states. Even rental rates are relatively low - you can get a three-bedroom, rent to own apartment in Santa Fe's best neighborhoods for under $1,200, while renting in Albuquerque will set you back by a little over $1,000.

It has stunning landscapes! It's nearly impossible to describe the sheer scale and grandeur of New Mexico's landscapes in words. From the vast Chihuahuan Desert to the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the sheer size and scale of New Mexico's natural bounty will take your breath away. And if that doesn't get you excited enough, hike up the White Sands National Monument, which is a vast desert made of gypsum crystals!

Las Cruces! Las Cruces, New Mexico, is a city of over 100,000 people that sits right at the Mexican border. Desert, mountain and river come together in perfect harmony in Las Cruces. You will have the stunning Picacho Mountain as your backdrop, the Chihuahuan Desert as your palace of solitude, and the unique culture of Mesilla Valley. There are endless golf courses - New Mexico State University Golf Course, Sonoma Ranch, and Red Hawk - indigenous adobe communities along Highway 28, historic theaters like the Rio Grande Theater, and of course, that almost perfect New Mexico weather. Little wonder that Smart Money named Las Cruces one of the best places to retire in in the US.

Relax in the state's many spas and resorts! New Mexico has more spas and springs than Los Angeles has actors. There's the Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs - a hot spring with four types of mineral waters - the Bishop's Lodge Ranch Resort and Spa and the Ten Thousand Waves spa in Santa Fe, and the El Monte Sagrado Living Resort and Spa, which has unique spa treatments made from desert plants.

It's the best place in the country to go RVing! RVing is a real fun activity in New Mexico. The state has a long tradition of trade routes and boasts the oldest highway in the country, the King's Highway. The desert and mountain landscape means that not only do you get stunning views, but driving itself is sheer pleasure on the twisting, turning highways. Some of the state's best roads for RVing are the Rout 28 from Sunland Park to Mesilla, which runs through Llama ranches and vineyards, the US 180 from Alpine, Arizona to Deming, New Mexico, and The Road to Timberon, which runs through the Lincoln National Forest.

Great food! New Mexico's Mexican inspired cuisine is one of the top reasons to live in the state. And it's not just the big cities that boast great cuisine. In fact, the best Mexican restaurants in the state are often in small towns like Orlando's New Mexican Cafe and La Cueva in Taos, Cafe Rio in Ruidoso, Stella Vita in Alamogordo, and El Cafecito in Grants, New Mexico.

It's a great place for outdoor adventures! New Mexico's amazing weather and laid back lifestyle has made it the perfect place for outdoor enthusiasts. You can go ballooning at the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta - one of the largest in the country - or even go skiing at the Taos Ski Valley and Angel Fire Resorts. Which is to say: you really don't have any excuses not to buy a house in the Land of Enchantment!