Board president Longmire works to restructure

Roswell Realtors

home inspectors and more.

The Association is a powerful advocate for its members in the ever-evolving business landscapes of the real estate industry, as well as being a professional development resource by coordinating the continuing education required for realtors to maintain their licenses. The Roswell Association of Realtors also promotes our local region, working to enhance its economic base, quality of life and citizen involvement.

Longmire’s primary goal from 2023 to 2024 is to increase the Association’s community involvement now that the restrictions imposed by the government due to COVID-19 are lifted.

Roswell Association of Realtors

2023 Board of Directors

By Mindy LongMire President, rosweLL AssociAtion of reALtors

The Roswell Association of Realtors continues to move forward with major restructuring according to the 2023 Board President Mindy Longmire, who is the owner and qualifying broker of Dynamic Properties of New Mexico.

Longmire has been a realtor since 2004 and started her career in Wasilla, Alaska. In 2009 she moved back to Roswell, her husband’s hometown, and started Dynamic Properties of New Mexico in 2014.

The Roswell Association of Realtors is one of 16 local Realtor Associations in New Mexico and one of 1600 Associations of Realtors in the nation. Our local Association’s members encompass a wide range of professionals, including brokers, team leaders, trainers, property managers, real estate appraisers,

“Our local Association has been through many changes already this year, the biggest is that we have voted to use the New Mexico Multiple Listing Service rather than try to maintain a local multiple listing service. The New Mexico Multiple Listing Service works to accumulate and disseminate important local real estate data to our buyers and sellers. We use this information in every real estate transaction to facilitate the sale and purchase of property,” Longmire said.

The Roswell Association of Realtors selects and honors a local individual for excellent service to our community by holding a “Citizen of the Year” award and luncheon in conjunction with the Chamber of Commerce. It is open to the public and will be announced soon.

Longmire is encouraging the members to be more involved in community services in addition to the planned fundraisers scheduled that will raise money for the advocacy of private property rights in our state.