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Richard Burr

Richard Burr Realtor®, Broker

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Richard was born and raised in Anson County but has called Stanly County home for more than 17 years and recently moved to Locust.

Richard has been a residential real estate appraiser for over 23 years in Union County and surrounding areas. He and his wife Morgan have been married for 17 years with two children

and four grandchildren.

Richard’s favorite people call him “Pop”. When Richard isn’t working, he is normally spending quality time with his four wonderful grandchildren.

He has a granddaughter that is a varsity cheerleader for West Stanly High School, one granddaughter playing softball, a granddaughter in dance, and a three year old grandson.

If he isn’t at the ball field, you can find him traveling to new places with his wife, watching NFL football or riding his motorcycle.

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