New Mexico License Law
In New Mexico, a real estate licensee who is disciplined by the NMREC may appeal the decision to:
AThe federal courts only
BThe New Mexico Court of Appeals through the state administrative appeals process✓ Correct
CThe National Association of REALTORS®
DThe Governor's office
Explanation
NMREC administrative decisions can be appealed through the New Mexico administrative appeals process, ultimately to the New Mexico Court of Appeals for judicial review of the administrative record.
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