About
Richard Fox works as a Business Broker at Sunbelt Business Brokers of Fayetteville. He focuses on multi-family transactions covering apartments and mobile home communities. His practice also includes land, office, retail, and industrial property. In 2025, Richard closed 132 multi-family units. Richard earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from NC State University, with a Marketing concentration. He later earned his juris doctorate from Campbell University Law School. He is a North Carolina licensed attorney and a licensed real estate broker. Costar gave Richard the 2025 Power Broker Award for sales.
Who is a good fit for Richard Fox
- Owners of apartment communities seeking a broker who focuses on multi-family sales.
- Owners of mobile home communities who want a broker who closed 132 multi-family units in 2025.
- Clients selling land, office, retail, or industrial property through a brokerage.
- Buyers of apartments or mobile home communities who want a North Carolina licensed attorney as their broker.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Richard Fox focuses on multi-family transactions. He works with apartments and mobile home communities. His brokerage practice also includes land, office, retail, and industrial property. Richard handles that mix from Sunbelt Business Brokers of Fayetteville.
Richard Fox earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from NC State University. His degree included a Marketing concentration. He later earned a juris doctorate from Campbell University Law School. Richard is a North Carolina licensed attorney and a licensed real estate broker.
Richard Fox practiced law for more than 10 years before his commercial real estate career. He handled business law and business litigation. He also took construction law and real property litigation. Richard now applies that legal experience to his real estate practice.
Richard Fox received Costar's annual Power Broker Award for sales in 2025. He closed 132 multi-family units that year. Those closings covered apartments and mobile home communities.