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Mike Cockinos Appraisal Service, Inc. Phone # (843)-449-0423
Anthony Appraisal Firm Phone # (843)-238-5909
Carolina Sea Coast Appraisers Phone # (843)-946-9292
Charlene M. Lowe - Residential R. E. Appraiser Phone # (843)-294-0122
Associated Appraisal & Consulting, Inc. Phone # (843)-369-5504
The Carolina Appraisal Group Phone # (803)-534-5554
Rocky Floyd Appraisal Services,LLC Phone # (843)-430-9965
B & B Appraisal Service, Inc. Phone # (843)-232-0200
Beach Appraisal Services Phone # (843)-455-7318
McMeekin Appraisal Services, Inc. Phone # (843)-238-8695
George R Boren Appraisals Phone # (910)-642-6137
Watson Real Estate Appraisals, Inc. Phone # (843)-399-3030
Carolina Appraisal Services Phone # (843)-238-0540
Myrtle Beach Quick Facts
Population 22,759 (Males: 11,547 (50.7%), Females: 11,212 (49.3%)) Elevation: 30 feet Land area: 16.8 square miles Median resident age: 36.9 years Median household income: $35,498 Median house value: $135,400
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