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Allied Real Estate Appraisers, Inc. Phone # (810)-767-1444
Datacomp Appraisal Phone # (616)-574-0470
Reimers Appraisal Company Phone # (989)-790-6999
Metro-West Appraisal Co., LLC Phone # (813)-253-5464
Paragon Appraisal Services Inc. Phone # (810)-499-6396
Ellis Appraisal Services Phone # (616)-245-9942
Elite Appraisal Service Inc. Phone # (248)-360-0200
KaKo Appraisals Phone # (248)-408-7960
A & S Appraisal Group Phone # (248)-548-8295
Blue Moon Appraisal & Consulting Phone # (248)-623-1850
REDFERN, LUCIA & ASSOCIATES Phone # (810)-234-1000
John “Biff“ Snyder and Associates Phone # (810)-234-8007
Hutchinson's Appraisal Service Phone # (248)-623-7750
Flushing Quick Facts
Population 8,348 (Males: 3,830 (45.9%), Females: 4,518 (54.1%)) Elevation: Land area: 4.3 square miles Median resident age: 42.6 years Median household income: $54,010 Median house value: $122,500
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