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| Michelle L. Oleson |
| Phone # (503)-657-5321 |
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| Jasco Appraisal Service, Inc. |
| Phone # (503)-463-1697 |
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| Jonathan J. Deskin, P.C. |
| Phone # (503)-557-3011 |
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NW REGIONAL APPRAISAL FIRM SERVING THE STATES OF OR & WA. CONVENTIONAL, FHA, SMALL INCOME, FARMS, RANCHES, LAND AND MIXED USE PROPERTIES. REASONABLE FEES AND TURNAROUND TIMES. 35 YRS. EXPERIENCE.
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| Weston Appraisal Group, Inc. |
| Phone # (503)-304-1452 |
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| Daniel L. Seiber |
| Phone # (503)-409-4169 |
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| Linn County Quick Facts |
County Population: 103,069
County Houses: 42,521
Land area: 2292.2 sq. mi.
Water area: 18.0 sq. mi.
Industries providing employment: Manufacturing (21.6%), Educational,health and social services (19.0%), Retail trade (11.7%).
Races in Linn County:
- White Non-Hispanic (91.2%)
- Hispanic (4.4%)
- American Indian (2.6%)
- Two or more races (2.5%)
- Other race (1.8%)
(Total can be greater than 100% because Hispanics could be counted in other races)
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