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Console commands can be buggy and often skip over vital triggers that certain stages of the quests need for updating other parts of the world and why using a console command to skip the quest can fix the quest, it can often break other things.
You arent that far into the game, I suggest that you instead just start again and see if it happens again
You could also try reloading to an earlier save and playing through to that point again, sometimes that's enough to reset things.
Using the console like that is very much a last resort, because it can actually either cause new problems, or disguise a problem that's underlying cause for the thing not progressing, which then gets worse and eventually your game flips out and becomes impossible to progress certain questlines. (Fair warning - if you ignore the fact that Alvor is bugged out and go to Whiterun to speak to the Jarl straight away, you may still find that there's something underlyingly wrong with the MQ in your current game, actually, but I *think* it should work and it might be enough to just nudge the game naturally to the next stage.)
Things are ALWAYS more interconnected then they seem at face value with Skyrim and the weird system Bethesda used to code it.
As gnewna said, the fact that the very first quest in your game has bugged out is a bad sign for your games general stablity and you would do well to not ignore that warning especially as that bug in particular is not a common bug.
If you would like to learn the console command even despite our warnings, go to the UESP and do your research into how to use it safely and what the problems with nudging quests with commands are first. There is a lot of information on there that will come in handy for you to know anyway