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Karen B. Newton Real Estate Appraiser Phone # (843)-237-1502
Appraisal & Real Estate Services Phone # (843)-663-5977 Located in N. Myrtle Beach SC. We cover all of Horry County including Conway, N Myrtle Beach, Myrtle Beach, Surfside Beach, Conway, Aynor, Loris and Murrells Inlet and parts of Brunswick County NC
Blue Sky Appraisals Phone # (843)-903-2629
The Carolina Appraisal Group Phone # (803)-534-5554
Strickland Appraisal Phone # (843)-267-9684 Over 22 years experience in Horry & Georgetown County. Will Make every effort to do inspectyion within 24 hours & transmit within 3 to 5 days of inspection (investment properties will take longer).
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