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Bruce Stainton & Associates Phone # (831)-630-0324
Ann L. Phillips Phone # (831)-636-5337
DT Diller Appraisal Service Phone # (831)-902-5335
DT Diller Appraisal Services Phone # (831)-902-5335
Alpha Valuation Group Phone # (408)-445-3903
Monterey Peninsula Appraisers Phone # (831)-625-6700
J & J Appraisal Service Phone # (218)-562-4159
Kaaryn File & Associates Phone # (800)-299-6097
Thompson & Company Appraisal LLC Phone # (800)-822-4765 Full service residential and commercial real estate appraisal and consulting company located in San Jose California
ISN APPRAISAL SERVICE Phone # (800)-793-4320 Low cost, fast turn time, covering every city in California. In Southern California we can be to any city the next day. Northern California one extra day.
Ken E. Minor & Associates Phone # (408)-842-9122
IntelAppraise Phone # (877)-825-9555
McKinley Appraisal Service Phone # (408)-269-1781
San Benito County Quick Facts
County Population: 53,234 County Houses: 16,499 Land area: 1389.1 sq. mi. Water area: 1.7 sq. mi. Industries providing employment: Educational,health and social services (16.3%), Manufacturing (14.3%), Retail trade (12.9%). Races in San Benito County: Hispanic (47.9%) White Non-Hispanic (46.0%) Other race (24.9%) Two or more races (5.1%) American Indian (2.2%) Filipino (1.2%) Black (1.1%) (Total can be greater than 100% because Hispanics could be counted in other races)
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