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Carolina Residential Appraisals, LLC Phone # (704)-344-0909
Rohde Appraisal Service Phone # (704)-663-0282
Lindsley Appraisal Services Phone # (704)-333-4578
HomeAppraising Phone # (704)-525-1600
Childers & Associates Appraisers Phone # (704)-739-5989
StyleTech Appraisal Group, Inc Phone # (706)-867-0606
Dale Summers Appraisals Phone # (704)-871-9317
Rhyne Realty Inc. Phone # (828)-632-3712
Ray Haynes Appraisal Company Phone # (704)-435-4422
Perry Appraisals Inc Phone # (828)-396-7811
Conover Quick Facts
Population 6,604 (Males: 3,137 (47.5%), Females: 3,467 (52.5%)) Elevation: 1062 feet Land area: 10.2 square miles Median resident age: 38.0 years Median household income: $37,583 Median house value: $104,900
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