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Molenaar & Associates Phone # (517)-351-2004
Paul S. Hickner, SRA Phone # (517)-655-3966
Elite Appraisal Service Inc. Phone # (248)-360-0200
A. Dale Appraisals Phone # (517)-339-1200
A+ Real Property Appraisals LLC Phone # (517)-853-0757
Active Appraisal Phone # (517)-268-1265
Rob Flanders, Appraisal Services Phone # (517)-886-3704
The Appraisal Network, Inc. Phone # (517)-887-9364
Ellis Appraisal Services Phone # (616)-245-9942
Signature Appraisals of Mid Michigan Phone # (517)-347-3933
MC Squared Technology Group, LLC Phone # (517)-908-0000
East Lansing Quick Facts
Population 46,525 (Males: 22,377 (48.1%), Females: 24,148 (51.9%)) Elevation: Land area: 11.2 square miles Median resident age: 21.7 years Median household income: $28,217 Median house value: $144,300
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