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| Jerry E Martin |
| Phone # (610)-872-2646 |
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| R.M. Conrad and Associates |
| Phone # (610)-717-4100 |
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| Early Edition Appraisals |
| Phone # (302)-645-8265 |
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| Continental Real Estate Services, Inc. |
| Phone # (888)-487-4555 |
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Prompt Professional Service. 30+ Appraisers. Five States, Full time office staff. Quick Answers about status, or other questions.
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| AMERAPPRAISE, LLC |
| Phone # (856)-935-2160 |
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20 YEARS EXPERIENCE - OVER 14,000 COMPLETED APPRAISALS FHA APPROVED - DE & PA. OVER 100 CURRENT CLIENTS, INCLUDING AMCO, CAPITAL ONE, CHASE MANHATTAN, CITIBANK, WELLS FARGO,CHAMPION, E-LOAN & MORE.
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| Preferred Property Inspections |
| Phone # (302)-541-9533 |
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| JB Pietuszka, Inc. |
| Phone # (302)-892-2240 |
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| TMR Appraisal Services, Inc. |
| Phone # (856)-985-0062 |
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| Bay Acquisitions, Inc. |
| Phone # (410)-334-6358 |
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| Kent County Quick Facts |
County Population: 126,697
County Houses: 50,481
Land area: 589.7 sq. mi.
Water area: 210.4 sq. mi.
Industries providing employment: Educational,health and social services (19.3%), Retail trade (12.8%), Manufacturing (12.2%), Public administration (10.8%).
Races in Kent County:
- White Non-Hispanic (72.1%)
- Black (20.7%)
- Hispanic (3.2%)
- Two or more races (2.2%)
- American Indian (1.3%)
- Other race (1.3%)
(Total can be greater than 100% because Hispanics could be counted in other races)
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