About Us

Jessica Hunt, Property Manager of Everett Homes, holds a real estate license with the State of Missouri. She and her husband Dallin handle the day to day operations of the organization including marketing, leasing, and maintenance/repair requests. Jessica takes pride in the quality of properties to which Everett Homes is known for, and she is dedicated to a high level of effective communication with applicants and tenants. In addition to her experience as a real estate professional, Jessica is a cellist with the Springfield Symphony Orchestra and maintains an active role as a gig musician in Springfield.

In 2003 when Willie Grega got his start in real estate investing, he became instantly enamored with the business of providing quality rental properties to people in the Springfield area. By treating his tenants with the same level care and respect that made him such a highly regarded public school educator, Willie found great personal reward developing the systems to grow his new business venture. As a co-owner and partner in Everett Homes, Willie oversees the property and asset management of the company and serves as project manager for the scores of renovations and building improvements that are tackled each year. In 2016 he retired from teaching and now, with his wife Debbie, enjoys working with buyers and sellers as a licensed real estate agent through the Grega Real Estate Group at Murney Associates Realtors.

Andrew is an admitted economics geek, which is part of what attracted him to real estate investment. Today, Andrew is a developer, broker and investor. He has been working in the real estate industry since the age of 16 in Springfield, Missouri. In the past five years, he has brokered the sale of more than $40M in real estate and has been involved in the development of projects valuing more than $35M collectively. Andrew’s skill set is grounded in financial analysis and project management.

Cameron LaBarr has been active in real estate since his time as a student at Missouri State University. Since then, he has championed restoration projects in historic segments of Springfield and has held investments in Missouri, Texas, and Tennessee. Cameron serves as director of choral studies at Missouri State University where he leads a comprehensive program and serves in other leadership roles at the university.