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Alliance Appraisal, Inc. Phone # (901)-829-2080
Estes & Associates Phone # (901)-794-2664
Mid-South Appraisal Service of Memphis, Inc. Phone # (901)-682-0700
Martha Crawford Appraisal Company Phone # (901)-854-6938
Southern Appraisal, a division of Southern Abode, LLC Phone # (901)-853-5353
Mel Woody Appraisals Phone # (901)-461-7311
REMAC LLC Phone # (901)-818-0007
Eddins Appraisal Service Phone # (901)-757-7911
Howell Appraisals Phone # (901)-821-9217
Estes & Associates Appraisal Services Phone # (901)-794-2664
Chandler & Chandler Phone # (901)-521-5300
Billings Real Estate Appraisal Phone # (901)-412-1091
E&A Appraisal Service Phone # (901)-761-0665
Bartlett Quick Facts
Population 40,543 (Males: 19,792 (48.8%), Females: 20,751 (51.2%)) Elevation: 290 feet Land area: 19.1 square miles Median resident age: 36.6 years Median household income: $66,369 Median house value: $133,100
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