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Be the Pioneer in your Home Town

The Santa Fe Association of REALTORS offers an accredited Santa Fe Specialist Designation to enhance the strategic value of Realtors in the real estate transaction. In Santa Fe, land use laws are complex and many of these local regulations can impact property rights. Santa Fe has long multi-faceted history with land use concerns ranging from water and mineral rights, titling property and land grants, to issue surrounding federal and sovereign (pueblo) land. Area Realtors are encouraged to earn this new designation by taking over thirty (30) hours of continuing education courses approved by the New Mexico Real Estate Commission and successfully complete an open book exam.

Santa Fe Specialist Benefits

The New Mexico Real Estate Commission partially funded the development of the Santa Fe Specialist designation. Nine (9) courses approved by the NMREC are offered annually by the Santa Fe Association of REALTORS to support Realtor members’ desires to achieve the designation. The Santa Fe Association of REALTORS believes the Santa Fe Specialist designation positions Realtors as leaders in real estate by;

Educating the diversity, uniqueness and public polices of Santa Fe city and count government to its Realtor members and licensees

Offering an educational program that supports a close working relationship with local government staff

Strengthening Realtors relationships with local government staff and lenders by demonstrating how Realtors with a Santa Fe Specialist designation can enhance the community

Intensify the perception of Realtors as knowledgeable and skilled assests in the community and the real estate transaction

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Santa Fe Specialist Realtors®

The following Realtors® have achieved the Santa Fe Specialist designation by the Santa Fe Associate of REALTORS® for successfully completing over 30 continuing education credit hours of Santa Fe-centric courses and passing a required exam. The Santa Fe Specialist (SFeS) designation was launched by the association in August 2019 after four years of curriculum development in collaboration with local Santa Fe experts offering over 30 hours of coursework in the areas of history, culture, arts, architecture, commercial real estate, land use, city and county regulations, construction, property title, mineral and water rights, liquid waste and disposal, governance and Realtor® state or national resources.

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