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New construction loan officers in New Mexico

As of 2026-10-09, LenDb lists 3 loan officers licensed in or based in New Mexico whose lender pages show New construction work. The top-ranked are Lisa Cummings (Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation, Albuquerque), Erin Hendricks (Intercap Lending, Pleasant Grove) and Ryan Sandell (NFM Lending, Tempe). Ranking is lender-neutral: specialty evidence first, then a license in NM, branch location, experience and profile completeness. Nobody pays for placement.

Last verified . Sources: lender loan officer pages and state license records. Licenses: check NMLS Consumer Access.

Ranked, with reasons · top 3

  1. 1

    Lisa CummingsNMLS 199679

    Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation · Albuquerque, NM · licensed in 3 states

    • New construction
    • First-time buyer
    • Self-employed
    • VA loan
    • NM listed on their lender page (not yet checked with the state regulator; verify at NMLS)
    • Lists New construction on lender page (lender page, verified 2026-10-09)
    • Office in Albuquerque, NM
    • Licensed since 2007 (per Colorado records)
  2. 2

    Erin HendricksNMLS 90634

    Intercap Lending · Pleasant Grove, UT · licensed in 22 states

    • New construction
    • Construction loan
    • Down payment assistance
    • First-time buyer
    • NM listed on their lender page (not yet checked with the state regulator; verify at NMLS)
    • Lists New construction on lender page (lender page, verified 2026-10-09)
    • Licensed since 2021 (per Florida records)
    • States 20 years of experience (lender page, 2026-10-09)
  3. 3

    Ryan SandellNMLS 221731

    NFM Lending · Tempe, AZ · licensed in 10 states

    • New construction
    • First-time buyer
    • NM listed on their lender page (not yet checked with the state regulator; verify at NMLS)
    • Lists New construction on lender page (lender page, verified 2026-10-09)
    • Licensed since 2021 (per Florida records)

Before you choose

Long closing timelines need extended rate locks, and builder incentives often push buyers toward a preferred lender.

  • Can you offer an extended rate lock that covers the build timeline?
  • How do you compare with the builder's preferred lender incentives?
  • What happens if the completion date slips?

More about New construction

How this list is ranked

Specialty evidence carries the most weight (production data, then lender page, then self-reported). Loan officers are listed when a NM license is confirmed with the state regulator (check mark), NM is listed on their lender page, or they work at a bank or credit union (likely federally registered; verify at NMLS). Then branch location, experience (licensed since, per the regulator records we hold) and profile completeness. Disciplinary history is not yet checked by LenDb; verify at NMLS Consumer Access. No paid placement. Methodology.

Same list as JSON: /api/v1/loan-officers?specialty=new-construction&state=NM. Not a lender. Not a referral service. Verify licenses at NMLS Consumer Access.