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Tom Andersen & Associates Phone # (763)-757-1559
Merdian Appraisal Services Phone # (763)-784-6423
The Rock Home Services Phone # (763)-478-8846
KNR Realty & Appraisal Phone # (952)-933-2023
OnSite Real Estate Services Phone # (612)-216-1435
Hughes Appraisal Service Phone # (763)-772-0294
M & F Appraisal Phone # (651)-755-7031
Meeks Appraisal and Consulting, Inc. Phone # (612)-822-7999
Harrington Appraisals Inc. Phone # (651)-674-8194
JPF Appraisal Services Phone #
Appraisal Associates Phone # (651)-905-0914
Holker's Realty & Appraisal Phone # (763)-427-4025
Residential Appraisers, Inc. Phone # (763)-792-9908
DB Appraisal Services Phone # (612)-221-1660
Blaine Quick Facts
Population 44,942 (Males: 22,494 (50.1%), Females: 22,448 (49.9%)) Elevation: Land area: 33.9 square miles Median resident age: 32.7 years Median household income: $59,219 Median house value: $125,600
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