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Marquee Properties, Inc. Phone # (703)-754-7945 15 appraisers covering VA, MD andDC. Support staff available for any conditions and changes that need to be made right away! WE NOTIFY LENDER OF A POTENTIAL VALUE ISSUES BEFORE APPT!!
Marquee Properties, Inc. Phone # (703)-754-7945 15 staff appraisers avail. to ensure fast, reliable service. FHA, certified & 2-4 unit service avail. Full time support staff! Lender will be notified of potential value issues prior to inspection.
MADISON TAYLOR REAL ESTATE INC. Phone # (703)-754-1140
NoVaStar Appraisals, Inc. Phone # (540)-786-8220 Lightning Fast! FHA approved. Unparrelleled Customer Service! Covering Virginia, Maryland & DC! Residential, Condos, Land, Light Commercial, $1million+ homes NO Problem!
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