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Phil Ivester - Darrin Bailey Phone # (405)-262-6250
Boone's Appraisal Phone # (405)-262-8426
Abode Appraisal Services LLC. Phone # (405)-265-2400
Atkinson Appraisals, Inc. Phone # (405)-236-3344
Premier Appraisers Network Phone # (405)-728-7300
Apex Appraisals Phone # (405)-787-7584
All Pro Appraisals LLC. Phone # (405)-577-2800
Appraisers, Inc. Phone # (540)-349-0001
Verel Appraisals L.L.C. Phone # (405)-514-5267
Golden Appraisals Phone # (405)-386-7528
AppraiseOKC Real Estate & Appraisal Service Phone # (405)-326-0261
El Reno Quick Facts
Population 16,212 (Males: 8,661 (53.4%), Females: 7,551 (46.6%)) Elevation: Land area: 80.0 square miles Median resident age: 35.2 years Median household income: $31,200 Median house value: $58,100
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