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Vanderwal Appraisal Company Phone # (616)-791-0067
Bolt Enterprises, Inc. Phone # (616)-399-8931
Gold Coast Appraisal Services Phone # (231)-843-2383
J.L. Real Estate Appraisal Phone # (616)-846-6572
Elite Appraisal Service Inc. Phone # (248)-360-0200
Just Right Appraisal LLC Phone # (616)-681-0060
Veritas Appraisals Phone # (616)-534-3760
Leese Appraisal Service Phone # (616)-956-6644
High-Road Appraisal, LLC Phone # (616)-890-7868
Ellis Appraisal Services Phone # (616)-245-9942
Statewide Appraisal Phone # (616)-785-7377
Datacomp Appraisal Phone # (616)-574-0470
AAccess Appraisal Phone # (616)-785-5284
Grand Haven Quick Facts
Population 11,168 (Males: 5,275 (47.2%), Females: 5,893 (52.8%)) Elevation: Land area: 5.8 square miles Median resident age: 40.0 years Median household income: $40,322 Median house value: $111,300
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