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New Mexico Property Tax Protest Service

Every year, thousands of New Mexico property owners are overcharged on property taxes due to inflated county assessments. Our local experts will challenge your property valuation and lower your tax bill — all at no upfront cost.

89%

Success Rate

$1,847

Average Savings

500+

Properties Helped

$2,847,382

Total Assessment Reductions Achieved

We’ve successfully protested property tax valuations for hundreds of New Mexico homeowners and business owners, saving them thousands of dollars annually through professional representation and expert knowledge of local tax laws.

Lower Your New Mexico Property Taxes
We Handle the Protest for You

If your property value has increased unfairly or you believe you were assessed too high, we can help. Our team has deep knowledge of New Mexico’s county assessor systems and uses market data, comps, and proven negotiation strategies to reduce your assessed value, and your tax bill.

Property Assessment Review
Comprehensive analysis of your property assessment to identify potential over-valuations and grounds for protest.
Valuation Analysis
We use current market comps, valuation discrepancies, and appraisal reports to build a compelling case that will hold up under review.
Expert Representation
Experienced professionals represent you to the county assessor’s office. We understand the nuances of property tax laws across different counties in NM.
Complete Process Management

From filing paperwork and tracking deadlines, to communicating with the assessor’s office, we handle every step so you don’t have to.

Only Pay If You Save — No Risk, All Reward

Our model is simple, if we don’t save you money on your property taxes, you don’t pay us a dime. We believe every homeowner deserves a fair assessment and transparent pricing.

No Risk

No upfront fees or hidden costs

Fair Pricing

We only get paid when you save

Guaranteed

100% satisfaction guarantee

Meet the NM Property Tax Protest Team

Our team is made up of real estate professionals who are passionate about fighting for fair property valuations. We have personally owned hundreds of homes through our real estate investing business, High Desert Property Solutions. We’ve helped New Mexico homeowners save over $2.8 million in overassessed taxes, and we’re just getting started.

The NM Property Tax Protest team standing together outdoors, representing local New Mexico property tax experts

Property Tax Savings Trusted by Homeowners Across New Mexico

Whether you’re in Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Rio Rancho, or a rural county, our team has the experience and local knowledge to make your protest count. Join hundreds of satisfied homeowners who’ve seen real results.

4.9 out of 5

Based on 200+ reviews from satisfied New Mexico homeowners

"NM Property Tax Protest saved me over $2,400 this year! The process was completely handled by their team, and I didn't have to do anything except sign the paperwork. Highly recommend!"

Maria Rodriguez
Albuquerque NM

"I was skeptical at first, but these guys really know what they're doing. They reduced my assessment by 18% and saved me thousands. The service was professional and stress-free."

John Martinez
Albuquerque NM

"Best decision I made this year! They found errors in my property assessment that I never would have caught. The savings will help with my kids' college fund."

Sarah Johnson
Rio Rancho NM

Sign Up For NM Property Tax Savings in Less Than 3 Minutes

Our fast online intake makes it easy to start your protest. Just submit your address and some basic contact information and we'll begin evaluating your case right away. No calls, no scanning in paperwork — just fill out our form and we'll take it from there.

Enter Your Address
We'll perform a quick property lookup to assess your protest potential
Review Your Savings

Instant analysis of your potential tax reduction

Confirm Your Information
We handle everything, you keep the savings

Free consultation • No upfront costs • 100% satisfaction guarantee

Questions About Protesting Your Property Tax Valuation in NM?

Many property owners are surprised to learn they’re eligible for a significant property tax reduction. Our FAQ covers common questions about the protest process, eligibility, and how we help you through it.

How much can I save by protesting my property taxes in New Mexico?

Your potential savings depend on how much your property is over-assessed compared to its fair market value. Many property owners can see thousands of dollars in annual tax savings by correcting an inflated assessed value. While every case is different, we will evaluate your specific property and let you know how much we are targeting to save once we file.

How long does the property protest process take in NM?

The entire property protest process typically lasts from May until August.

What if a property tax protest in NM is unsuccessful?

If your protest does not result in a reduced assessed value, you owe us nothing. There’s no risk or upfront cost. We only charge a fee if you save money.

How much does it cost to protest my NM property taxes?

Our fee is simple and risk-free: 50% of the amount you save on your property taxes as a result of your protest. There are no upfront fees or hidden costs.

How is the NM Property Tax Protest fee calculated?

We calculate our fee as 50% of your actual tax savings for that tax year. For example, if your protest reduces your property taxes by $2,000, our fee would be $1,000. If there is no reduction, there is no fee.

Can I protest my property taxes myself?

Yes, any property owner in New Mexico has the right to file a protest directly with their county assessor’s office. However, property owners choose to work with us because we handle the paperwork, gather the market data, and build a stronger case, saving you time and increasing your chances of success. If you're still interested in protesting your property taxes yourself, check out our Resources page for some valuable insight!

Is there any risk to my property taxes going up by protesting?

This is unlikely. Counties do not retaliate because we filed a protest. Property taxes in NM are calculated (or adjusted) based on actual value and limited in increase each year.

How are property taxes calculated in NM?

In New Mexico, your property taxes are based on your property's assessed value, which is usually set at one-third of its market value, multiplied by the local tax rate (mill rate) set by your county and local taxing authorities. Over-assessments happen when the county’s estimate of your property’s value is higher than what your property would actually sell for.

How exactly do you lower my property taxes in NM?

We start by reviewing your assessment and collecting recent comparable sales, market trends, and other data to show that your property’s value should be lower. We prepare and submit your protest form, and provide supporting evidence and a rationale to the assessor’s office. A stronger case means a better chance at a successful reduction.

Are you attorneys or appraisers?

No — we are not attorneys and not licensed appraisers. We do not provide legal advice or formal appraisal reports. We act as your trusted consultant to help you gather the strongest possible evidence for your protest.

Will you represent me at a Board review or hearing?

Generally, no. Our goal is to resolve your protest through an informal conference with a representative from your county assessor’s office. If we cannot successfully protest your valuation without going to the County Valuation Protests Board or to district court, we may refer you to a qualified attorney, in New Mexico.

When is the deadline to protest my property taxes in New Mexico?

Deadlines vary by county but generally fall in April or May each year. Bernalillo County’s deadline is 30 days after the Notice of Value is mailed. Once you get started with our services, you do not need to worry about deadlines. We will keep track of dates for you and file when the protest window opens!

NM Property Tax Protest is not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice or representation. Please see our full terms for more information.