Texas real estate appraiser email list 116 verified appraisers
116 Texas-based appraisers also licensed in Michigan, Virginia or New Jersey, each with a current email — with city and state. See 12 free rows, then take the whole file for $39, one-time.
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The Texas roster at a glance
Email Lists USA holds 116 Texas real estate appraisers with a current licence and a working email address. Every row comes from the Michigan, Virginia and New Jersey licence registers (Texas-based appraisers also licensed in Michigan, Virginia or New Jersey): each address is the one the licensee filed with the regulator, so there is no firm to filter by and the file is people rather than companies. Each row says so in its Data Source column.
By office city, Houston leads with 31 appraisers, then Dallas (26) and Fort Worth (5); 0 Texas cities have 50+ appraisers on file and their own list. 0 rows (0%) carry no office city and are sold only in the state file.
The most common Texas appraiser inbox domains are gmail.com (19), bbgres.com (15), qvalpa.com (8): 26 (22%) use a personal address such as Gmail or Yahoo and 90 (78%) a work address on a company or own-business domain. We keep every address with its domain (never the full mailbox until you buy) so you can see these are real business and personal inboxes, not a guessed pattern.
78% use a work address on a company or own-business domain (not webmail), above the national 36%.
| Email domain | Appraisers | Share |
|---|---|---|
| gmail.com | 19 | 16% |
| bbgres.com | 15 | 13% |
| qvalpa.com | 8 | 7% |
| jll.com | 6 | 5% |
| obrien-row.com | 4 | 3% |
| appraiser.com | 4 | 3% |
How Texas compares
Among the states with a appraiser file, Texas ranks #1 of 16 by email on their own domain (78%) and #10 of 16 by appraisers on file.
Houston holds 27% of the Texas appraisers who list a city (31).
Cities inside the Texas file
Appraisers on file by office city — all included in the state file above. A city is a subset of the state: 0 Texas rows carry no office city.
All 42 Texas cities in the file, with their appraisers on file
- Houston 31
- Dallas 26
- Fort Worth 5
- San Antonio 4
- Frisco 4
- Katy 3
- Rockwall 2
- Plano 2
- Little Elm 2
- Georgetown 2
- Cypress 2
- Austin 2
- Abilene 2
- Wylie 1
- Willis 1
- Van Alstyne 1
- Tool 1
- Tiki Island 1
- Spring 1
- Southlake 1
- Seymour 1
- Round Rock 1
- Rockdale 1
- Roanoke 1
- Richardson 1
- Pinehurst 1
- Pflugerville 1
- Montgomery 1
- Mckinney 1
- Mansfield 1
- Lufkin 1
- Kingwood 1
- Kingsland 1
- Irving 1
- Flower Mound 1
- Flint 1
- Farmers Branch 1
- Colleyville 1
- College Station 1
- Aubrey 1
- Anna 1
- Allen 1
42 Texas cities appear in the state file. Want a single city instead of the whole state? Each linked city above has its own file — same columns, same rules, priced by row count.
See the data before you pay for it
Real Texas rows from the live roster, names and addresses sealed. The free sample rows you get for any state are unsealed.
| Appraiser | Firm | City | State | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| David D. | d•••••••••••@am.jll.com | Houston | TX | |
| Tasha G. | t••••••••••@am.jll.com | Dallas | TX | |
| Selina M. | s•••••••••••••@proton.me | Flower Mound | TX | |
| Kai P. | k••••••@jll.com | Houston | TX | |
| Jack B. | j•••••@bassval.com | Willis | TX | |
| Jeffrey B. | j••••••@bdo.com | Dallas | TX |
Every one of the 116 Texas emails in the file came from a source we can name, and the Data Source column says which on every row. What verified means, and every column in the file →
Texas appraiser data — straight answers
The things people ask before they buy the Texas list, answered with this build's numbers.
Why is this Texas real estate appraiser list smaller than others?
Because an appraiser is only in this file if we hold the contact email the licensee filed with the Michigan, Virginia and New Jersey licence registers (Texas-based appraisers also licensed in Michigan, Virginia or New Jersey).
This build is dated Sep 29, 2026. A larger count usually means addresses no source publishes.
Which firms do the Texas appraisers work at?
No firm is named: every row in this file comes from the Michigan, Virginia and New Jersey licence registers (Texas-based appraisers also licensed in Michigan, Virginia or New Jersey), and each address is the one the licensee filed rather than an employer's. You buy the whole state, and the Data Source column says so on every row.
How much does the Texas real estate appraiser email list cost?
$39, one-time, for the whole Texas file (116 rows) as an instant CSV — no subscription, no account. Need a single city instead of the state? No Texas city has 50 appraisers on file yet, so this list is sold as the whole state. 12 unsealed rows are free first. The file holds name, email, city, state.
More answers: the law, refunds, bounces and what every file holds →
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