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New Mexico real estate contract deadlines

The default deadlines in New Mexico's standard purchase contract, how each one is counted, the holidays that move them, and a free calculator.

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Default deadlines

From the NMAR Form 2104 Purchase Agreement – Residential Resale (9/2026; modeled on the 2024 DEC version).

DeadlineWhen it's due
Independent consideration (no cure if late)3 days after acceptanceMoves to the next business day if it lands on a weekend or holidayYour contract can change the number
Earnest money to title companyThe number of days in your contract, counted from acceptanceMoves to the next business day if it lands on a weekend or holiday
Inspection objection deadlineThe number of days in your contract, counted from acceptanceMoves to the next business day if it lands on a weekend or holiday
Lender rejection letter (11:59 pm)Financed3 days before closing
Buyer's response if the appraisal is low5 days after the appraisal arrivedMoves to the next business day if it lands on a weekend or holidayYour contract can change the number
Settlement / signing dateClosing date

Business days and holidays

Business days skip weekends and these New Mexico holidays. A deadline counted in business days never lands on one.

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These are the printed defaults of the standard form. Your signed contract and its addenda control, and the numbers often change from deal to deal. Always check each date against your contract. This page is general information, not legal advice. Last updated October 2026.