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H & H Appraisal Phone # (251)-438-1620
Jackson Appraisal Service (251) 661-0504 Phone # (251)-661-0504
Bay Appraisers Phone # (251)-473-7255
Blumenthal Appraisals Phone # (251)-666-8950
A.G.C. Appraisal Associates, Inc. Phone # (251)-473-1661
Franklin Appraisal Services, Inc. (251) 487-4081 Phone # (251)-478-4081
Charles Gaba Appraisals Phone # (251)-661-8440
Jackson Appraisal Services Phone # (251)-661-0504
Foxx & Associates Appraisal Services Phone # (251)-533-0643
Pruitt Realty and Appraisals Phone # (251)-452-2282
Mobile Quick Facts
Population 198,915 (Males: 93,015 (46.8%), Females: 105,900 (53.2%)) Elevation: 16 feet Land area: 117.9 square miles Median resident age: 34.3 years Median household income: $31,445 Median house value: $81,400
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