Silver City Regional AOR & MLS

First chartered by NAR in 1951 as the Grant County Board of REALTORS®, the Silver City Regional Association of REALTORS® serves 24 member offices with over 70 brokers and appraisers. The Silver City Regional MLS, a wholly owned subsidiary of SCRAR®, established in 1994, serves REALTOR® members throughout New Mexico and includes property listings across southwest New Mexico.

REALTORS® are members of the National Association of REALTORS® who are bound by a Code of Ethics while helping you navigate one of the most complicated and important transactions you’ll make in your lifetime.

Ethics, Expertise and Education – the REALTOR® difference at work for you.

ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®

Silver City Regional Association of REALTORS® (SCRAR) includes Brokers and real estate industry leaders who band together to ensure a healthy real estate environment and to protect private property rights. REALTORS® are professionals helping consumers achieve the American Dream of homeownership.

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE

Silver City Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc. (SCRMLS) is a wholly owned subsidiary of SCRAR, and committed to providing reliable, cooperative, credible real estate database of listing and sales information in southwest New Mexico.

MEMBER PORTAL

This member portal, serves both the Silver City Regional Association of REALTORS® and the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) memberships.

It is an all-in-one hub for communications, online bill payment, event registration, polling/elections, and more.

The term REALTOR® is a registered collective membership mark that identifies a real estate professional who is a member of the National Association of REALTORS® and subscribes to its strict Code of Ethics.

Being a REALTOR® is a membership identifier, not an occupation. REALTORS® are brokers and agents, but not all brokers and agents are REALTORS®.

REALTORS® as Champions

REALTORS® are everyday working Americans who champion homeownership and property rights for the communities they serve.

REALTORS® are entrepreneurs and most often small business owners who exemplify the spirit of this country.

As engaged neighbors, REALTORS® are committed to building and enhancing the communities we serve and advocating for fair housing for all.

Regardless of how you find a property, expert real estate agents help take the stress out of the home buying process and navigate what is for many the most complex and important transaction they’ll ever do.

Real estate brokers who are REALTORS® help consumers with:
- Community knowledge – such as imparting information on local property taxes and providing objective resources on neighborhoods
- Financial aspects – such as coordinating with lenders and researching mortgage rates
- Legal matters – such as helping buyers manage required state and federal forms and closing documents

Every REALTOR® is bound by a strict code of ethics based on professionalism, consumer protection, and the golden rule.

Buying or selling a home comes with a lot of questions—but the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) is here to help make things a little easier. They've just launched the Consumer Guide Series: a set of easy-to-read, one-page resources packed with practical tips and insights for anyone working with a REALTOR®.

Whether you're buying or selling, these guides are designed to give you the confidence and know-how to navigate every step of the real estate process.

Consumer Guide Downloads:

These consumer guides are PDF files. They are also available in Spanish at facts.realtor

🔥HOT TOPIC 🔥 Fraud in Real Estate

Title fraud, the illegal transfer of a property's deed, is unfortunately all too common. NAR's latest consumer guide answers buyer and seller questions about common scams, red flags and how they can protect themselves. Get all the guides, also available in Spanish, at facts.realtor.

What is Deed Fraud (PDF) Deed fraud schemes involve impersonating the actual owner and recording fake or forged documents in local land records. In other cases, property owners are deceived or convinced to sign documents related to their property that are not in their best interests. ALTA, along with the AARP, Mortgage Bankers Association, National Association of Realtors, National Notary Association, and Property Records Industry Association, developed this handout to provide education and solutions to these real estate scams.

Protect Your Money from Mortgage Closing Scams Every day, hackers try to steal your money by emailing fake wire instructions. Protect yourself and your money by following some important steps.

Vacant Land Scams (video) Scammers posing as property owners target lien-free vacant land and unoccupied properties, resulting in wire fraud and potential liability for unwary agents. Learn how to spot common red flags and what actions you can take to verify a seller’s identity and prevent these fraudulent transactions.