01
Buyer representation
You name the towns. Gregory builds a short list, walks the houses that survive it, and stays on the offer after the inspection. The way the broker is paid is written before you sign a buyer agreement.
Services
Buyer files, listings, and a one-house read
G & K Systems, Inc. keeps the work narrow on purpose. If the house is on the South Coast and you want one desk on it, start here.
02
Listing the house
Pricing comes from the street and the condition, not from a portal average alone. Showings are scheduled from 77 State Rd. Offers are read the day they arrive.
03
Site and feasibility review
One parcel or one active listing. Zoning, obvious condition, and a first pass on whether the numbers work. This meeting does not obligate you to list or to buy.
04
Project consultation
Scope, budget, and timeline for a house you already intend to change. Useful when the purchase and the work have to be priced together.
Inside a file
Four moves between the first call and the keys
The order stays visible so you know which step you are in.
1
Name the meeting
Intro, tour, consult, feasibility, or a capital conversation. Each has a length.
2
Walk or read
Either the house itself or the paper that describes it. Photos are not the decision.
3
Write the next step
An offer, a price change, or a stop. The desk says which one in plain language.
4
Carry it to closing
If you continue, the same office holds the folder through the deed.
Pick the file, then the format
Video, a phone call, or a visit at 77 State Rd. The form asks for a number first.
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