Steven Romer, Certified General Appraiser in Boynton Beach, FL
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About Steven Romer
Steven Romer is a Certified General appraiser based in West Palm Beach, Florida, licensed since 2020. They can appraise any type of property, including commercial buildings, land, and apartment buildings. Besides Florida, they're also licensed in New Jersey, Georgia, California, Maine, Indiana, Colorado, Oklahoma, Minnesota, Arkansas, South Dakota, Idaho, Missouri, Nebraska, Louisiana, Massachusetts, New Mexico, Oregon, Tennessee, West Virginia, North Carolina, Delaware, Kentucky, Montana, Connecticut, Alabama, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Michigan, New Hampshire, Utah, Rhode Island, Wyoming, South Carolina, Nevada, Kansas, Ohio, Iowa, Washington, Vermont, Wisconsin, Arizona, Virginia, Maryland, Mississippi, and New York. Their Florida license is active through November 2026.
Quick facts
- License status
- ACTIVE
- Date issued
- 12/22/2020
- Expires
- 11/30/2026
- Credential
- Certified General
- Service area
- FloridaPalm BeachWest Palm Beach
- Specialties
- Not provided yet
- Company
- West Rock Appraisal Services, Inc.
Frequently asked
Is Steven Romer a licensed appraiser in Florida?
Yes. Steven Romer holds Florida license #RZ4208 as a Certified General appraiser, active through November 2026.
What states is Steven Romer licensed in?
Florida, New Jersey, Georgia, California, Maine, Indiana, Colorado, Oklahoma, Minnesota, Arkansas, South Dakota, Idaho, Missouri, Nebraska, Louisiana, Massachusetts, New Mexico, Oregon, Tennessee, West Virginia, North Carolina, Delaware, Kentucky, Montana, Connecticut, Alabama, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Michigan, New Hampshire, Utah, Rhode Island, Wyoming, South Carolina, Nevada, Kansas, Ohio, Iowa, Washington, Vermont, Wisconsin, Arizona, Virginia, Maryland, Mississippi, and New York.
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