Brad Phelps, Realtor

Beautiful home located in the heartland of Kentucky.
3 Bed, 2 bath
1,970 square feet
$249,900
For more information call Brad Phelps, Realtor
Keller Williams First Choice Realty
1550 Westen Street, Bowling Green, KY 42104

Open House at 4142 Woodhaven Avenue on Saturday is Canceled. Home is already Under Contract.
Don't forget to come out to my open house on Sunday at 482 Valley Pointe Court.
For more information call me at (270)418-9450

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Fall is in the air.
October 18, Time: 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM
HARVEST FESTIVAL
636 Center Street | Bowling Green, KY 42101
Second Annual Harvest Festival in Downtown Bowling Green, Kentucky! This family-friendly fall event will have activities for ALL AGES, beginning at 4 PM! Activities will be at both the SOKY Marketplace and Circus Square Park.

My Top 5 Sells Books Recommendations:
1. Sell or be Sold
Grant Cardone
2. The Psychology of Selling
Brain Tracy
3. Way of the Wolf
Jordan Belfort
4.The Secrets of Closing the Sale
Zig Ziglar
5. Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion
Robert B. Cialdini
Bonus:
How to Master the Art of Selling
Tom Hopkins

My Top 10 Book Recommendations:
Books that changed my life. In no order.
1. Awaken the Giant Within
Tony Robins
2. Think and Grow Rich
Napolin Hill
3. How to Win Friends and Influence People
Dale Carnegie
4. Psycho-Cybernetics
Maxwell Maltz
5. The Magic of Thinking Big
David Schwartz
6. The 10x Rule
Grant Cardone
7. The Success Principles
Jack Canfield
8. Eat That Frog
Brian Tracy
9. Rich Dad, Poor Dad
Robert Kiyosaki
10. The Compound Effect
Darren Hardy

Does a Pool Add Value to a Home or Is It a Money

Sucking Sinkhole?
Chlorine to neutralize harmful bacteria: $60 to $70 per 25 pounds
Muriatic acid to lower pH levels: $8 a gallon
Soda ash to prevent excess acid: $8 per 6 pounds
Test kit to gauge pH levels: $15
Replacement test kit solutions: $8 a set
Pool skimmer: $7
Vacuum to pick up items missed by skimmer: $20 to $600
Filters (replacement filter cartridge, $7 to $75; replacement filter sands, $12; diatomaceous earth, $20 per 25 pounds)
Pool cover: $600, depending on the material and size of your pool
Occasionally you'll also probably need chlorine to "shock" the pool to eliminate the buildup of ammonia, nitrogen, and other contaminants. The chlorine comes in 24- to 50-pound bags, ranging from $55 to $120.
Insurance costs for pool owners
Closing and winterizing the pool also falls within the $150 to $300 range.
Having a pool on your property will increase your home's liability, and that will probably raise your home insurance fees.