Jordan was born and raised in Lebanon, Tennessee, on a small 20-acre farm where she raised horses and helped plant the family garden. Since she was a teenager, she's had a passion for agriculture and the outdoors. Jordan was active in the FFA and accepted into Tennessee's Governor's School for Agricultural Sciences.
Her strong desire to serve others led her to enlist in the military. After five years in army aviation, she decided to attain her real estate license to continue serving others, but in a different capacity. Now, she's driven to support clients with their real estate needs.
Jordan and her husband, along with their two sons, have settled in Pike County, Alabama, on a 40-acre homestead. Their family's goal is to be more self-sufficient by raising their own food and teaching their boys how to responsibly hunt the land. Jordan says, "Doing something different can be uncomfortable or even nerve-racking, but working with someone who gives their full support can make taking that first step easier. My goal is to do that for every client."
