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Appraisal & Management Service Phone # (228)-216-1740
Coastwide Appraisal Services Phone # (228)-860-9137
Ree Frazier Realty & Appraisals Phone # (228)-875-1188
Veterans Realty, Inc. D/B/A Veterans Appraisal Div. Phone # (228)-864-3444
Joseph M. Shimp, Appraiser & Analyst Phone # (228)-452-2134
Advanced Appraisal Service Phone # (228)-586-0275
Buchanan Appraisal Service Phone # (228)-865-0959
Smart Appraisals LLC Phone # (228)-539-9833
Musgrove Appraisals Phone # (601)-749-3413
Gulf Appraisal Group Phone # (228)-896-8518
Biloxi Quick Facts
Population 50,644 (Males: 25,563 (50.5%), Females: 25,081 (49.5%)) Elevation: 25 feet Land area: 38.0 square miles Median resident age: 32.5 years Median household income: $34,106 Median house value: $92,600
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