Jordan C. Dove is the founder of Dove & Associates, A Real Estate Company powered by Nationwide Realty, LLC. Jordan has helped hundreds of clients: friends, families, Veterans, et al. with the complexities of purchasing, selling and investing in residential and commercial real estate. Jordan is a father to three: Easton, Levi and Willow, and is born and raised where he currently practices real estate in Las Vegas, NV.
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Jordan provides an update of the national and Las Vegas real estate market for the week of August 15, 2022. Other topics covered include the economy, yield curve watch, real estate headlines and what the FED is doing. Watch now.
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