NM Home Team Blog

[...] In New Mexico we have been in the worst drought in history since the 1880s.  Due to the lack of water there [...]

[...] installing sod to get your grass growing.  Ive heard from many people that sod wont thrive in New Mexico, but that isnt true, you just have to be sure that you follow the proper steps to ensure your [...]

[...] There are many people that believe that renting is easier than home ownership, or that owning a home will cost much more than renting.  There are many things to look at [...]

[...] even ready to buy a home. Here are 5 things to think about when you start considering that home ownership might be in your future. 1. Think about what you can afford.  What are you currently paying [...]

[...] Tingley Drive SW, Albuquerque, NM 87104 Cost: FREE Other places to find things to do in the Albuquerque area: City of Albuquerque Alibi Trip Advisor Visit Albuquerque [...]

[...] to your families needs.  You can start by searching for a new home and if you are in the Albuquerque area, give Alfonso Salazar a call at 505-450-3779. [...]

[...] . Which type of landscaping should I use? Either type of landscaping is good for the Albuquerque area.  The most important thing to remember when landscaping your yard is that New Mexico has a [...]

[...] about 2 inches below any cement, pavers or walks to allow for the thickness of the sod. How To Install Sod: Begin laying the sod along a straight edge like a walk or patio.  Your sod should be laid [...]

[...] will rise, sometimes each year going up a little more.  If you purchase a home with a fixed-rate mortgage, your monthly payment of principle and interest will stay the same. Tip Two: Consider [...]

[...] hire a professional stager to come in and help you get the home perfect for showing.  A stager isnt focused on making a home perfect for you and your family, they take a home and make it [...]

[...] you buy a home, more times than not, you use some of your own money in conjunction with a long-term mortgage.  Using that borrowed money, you are able to profit from price increases on property you [...]

[...] , but there is a difference. What is Zeroscaping? Zeroscaping uses the philosophy of low-water landscaping, focusing on native plants and succulents.  Many times rocks and gravel are used to [...]