About

A WNC native, an operator, an agent.

Jordan has spent fifty-two years in Western North Carolina. She founded a local service business & Staining in 2010 and ran it for fifteen years before entering real estate full-time.

That background — operator first, agent second — is what clients notice in negotiations: clear timelines, real cash-flow understanding, contracts that actually have to do what they say.

Today she represents buyers and sellers across Buncombe, Henderson, Haywood, and Caldwell counties, with a property manager's eye for what mountain houses do in real weather.

Blue Ridge Mountains · Jordan's home territory

Career Timeline

Built before it was sold.

1973

Born and raised in Western North Carolina.

2010

Founded a local service business & Staining — Burnsville, NC.

2022

Earns NC Broker license #000000. First year in real estate: helps 27 clients sell their homes while under mentorship.

2024

Verified 5-star client review published via Realtor.com — "Truly went above and beyond."

2025

Closes four mountain transactions across Henderson, Haywood, and Caldwell counties — $1.87M volume.

2026

Active at Blue Ridge Realty Group (firm license C00000). WNC operator with Blue Ridge Realty Group.

Affiliate Team

In partnership with Blue Ridge Realty Group.

Jordan is the Western North Carolina operator for Blue Ridge Realty Group — an Asheville-area real estate team founded in 2020. While selling residential properties across Buncombe, Henderson, Haywood, and Caldwell counties, Jordan also serves as on-the-ground property manager for the group's WNC portfolio.

Two-role advantage for clients: residential agent and property manager — meaning she reads houses the way an operator reads them, not the way a script-following showing agent does.

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Client Testimonial

★★★★★

"Jordan was wonderful. She got us into our dream home. She got us a phenomenal deal. Really worked her magic. I know I had one thousand questions and she answered all of them promptly. Truly went above and beyond. If I buy another home one day, I will use Jordan for sure!"

— Allison

Arden, NC · March 1, 2024 · Verified via Realtor.com

Frequently Asked

Questions buyers and sellers actually ask.

What are home prices doing in Asheville and WNC right now?

Through Q1 2026 in the Canopy MLS service area, median sale prices in Buncombe County sit at $472,000, Henderson at $458,000, Haywood at $419,000. Inventory is 3.1–4.8 months across the WNC counties — balanced toward neutral, not the seller frenzy of 2022. Properties priced correctly are still moving in 30–45 days; properties priced on aspiration sit.

How much does it cost to sell a home in North Carolina?

Standard NC commission runs 5–6% total, typically split between listing and buyer agents. Closing costs (attorney, recording, transfer, NC excise tax at $1/$500 of sale price) add roughly 1.0–1.5%. Jordan offers transparent commission discussion at the valuation call — including reduced rates for repeat clients and dual representation when appropriate.

What is special about buying a mountain property in WNC?

Three things city buyers underestimate: road grade in winter (which gravel roads ice and which the county plows), well and septic systems (most mountain parcels are not on city utilities), and cell service / internet (Verizon dead zones are real, fixed wireless and Starlink fill some gaps but not all). Jordan walks every property she shows and surfaces these before they become surprises.

Is now a good time to buy or sell in Asheville?

Better for buyers than 2022 — inventory has roughly doubled, days on market are back over 35, and sellers are negotiating again. Better for sellers than 2008–2014 — prices are still up 30%+ from pre-pandemic baselines, just no longer rising at 20% a year. The right answer depends on your timeline and your motivation, not on market noise.

How long does it take to close on a home in NC?

A typical NC purchase closes 30–45 days from accepted offer. Cash deals close in 14–21. NC uses an attorney closing system (not title companies), so the attorney coordinates title search, deed prep, and disbursement. The buyer chooses the attorney by NC custom — Jordan has trusted attorneys to recommend in each county she works.

What is your service area?

Jordan serves twelve towns across the Buncombe and Henderson belt — Asheville, Hendersonville, Black Mountain, Weaverville, Fletcher, Mills River, Candler, Arden, Leicester, Swannanoa, Skyland Terrace, Alexander — plus active work in Haywood and Caldwell counties when a property fits. If your property is in WNC, the conversation is worth having.

Do you work with first-time buyers?

Yes — and they get the same care as a $1M sale. The Mills River closing in September 2025 was a first-time-buyer couple. The process is the same: pre-approval, targeted walks, real diligence. The difference is more time spent at step one explaining what each line of the contract actually does.

What is a CMA and is it free?

A Comparative Market Analysis is a written estimate of what your home would sell for today, based on comparable sales in your subdivision and county. Jordan provides CMAs free for any property in her service area — no listing obligation, no sales pressure. It is a real document with the actual comps attached, not a Zestimate.

Are post-Helene properties in WNC safe to buy?

Most are. Inspection should always include floodplain check (FEMA maps), evidence of water intrusion in basements or crawls, and HVAC ductwork inspection. River-adjacent and creek-adjacent properties need closer attention — many performed fine, some did not. Jordan works with inspectors who know exactly what to look for in WNC post-Helene.

What if the property is on a private road or has shared well?

Common in WNC. A private road maintenance agreement should be recorded — if not, get one written before close. Shared well agreements need water-test history and a clear-share formula. These are not deal-killers, but they are deal terms most buyer agents do not check. Jordan does.

Affiliations · Licenses · Memberships

National Association of Realtors®REALTOR® member

NC Real Estate CommissionBroker license 000000

Canopy MLSActive listing agent

Blue Ridge Realty GroupFirm license C00000

Equal Housing OpportunityFair Housing committed