Today, more and more are seeking Feng Shui advice prior to placing a deposit to buy a home.

Like I always say, this is a smart move indeed!

Indeed, it applies equally to both looking for a new (resale) home and/or finding a new office / business space.

Reference: under TOPIC 5/5 of this link:- 
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=12&mid=30814&new=
Like this link, it is often a fore-GOnE conclusion, once they had taken up the space... Here, in my opinion, even GOD, can't help this business.

On 6/18/2012 3:54:51 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
>
>"In my opinion, usually there
>is more to it then just "main
>door facing clashing with
>husband"These are some
>considerations:
>
>1. Phase I:  Try to Find
>out as much as one can.
>1.1. Understand who is the
>main breadwinner. By default
>it in the Chinese culture; it
>is often the male head or
>husband or hubby. BUT if the
>hubby is a homemaker, and the
>wife is the sole breadwinner
>then the wife should be
>considered, here as the main
>breadwinner.
>1.2. What are the best FACING
>directions for this main
>breadwinner.
>1.3. Understand what are the
>best facing directions for the
>main breadwinner and all
>things associated with best
>facing directions such as what
>is meant by facing
>direction(s) and what are the
>best rankings say from now to
>2023.
>2. Phase II: Can or Cannot Buy
>2.1 If you are not confident
>or prefer an expert advice;
>could engage a geomancer to
>evaluate the house and give
>you advice prior to placing a
>deposit.
>3. Other considerations:
>3.1. Some potential home
>buyers would try to make an
>effort to do some homework as
>what was mentioned under Para
>1. and then when they are
>"ready" or feel that they have
>found a dream house could then
>get a geomancer to give advice
>on the potential home.
>3.2. Some other persons, would
>not bother about Phase I
>(Paras 1.1. to 1.3). And when
>they liked a house, would
>immediately get a geomancer to
>do a Can or cannot buy review.
>Here, often, most geomancers
>would comment on this house.
>And if it is really
>unsuitable, you could during
>that session; get some
>guidelines from the geomancer
>when you subsequently fine
>tune your search.
>3.3. Some other persons, DIY
>totally.
>4. Thus, frankly, I have encountered
>equally those who apply Para 3.1. and
>those who apply Para 3.2. These are
>common methods many potential buyers use
>to purchase their new or resale home.On
>6/18/2012 2:56:25 PM, Anon (Hidden for Privacy) wrote:
>>HiI have problem looking for
>>suitable house for myself
>&
>husband as our main door
>facing is
>totally the opposite
>of each
>other.  We have
>purchased a HDB
>flat 4 years
>ago and this house has
>made us
>financial loss and health
>>problems (both).We intend to
>>sell the current house and now
>>searching for another that
>suit
>us both but we are both
>crashing
>with each other. How
>could this be
>resolved?Thank
>you.

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"In my opinion, usually there is more to it then just "main door facing clashing with husband"

1. Phase I:  Try to Find out as much as one can.

1.1. Understand who is the main breadwinner. By default it in the Chinese culture; it is often the male head or husband or hubby. BUT if the hubby is a homemaker, and the wife is the sole breadwinner then the wife should be considered, here as the main breadwinner.

1.2. What are the best FACING directions for this main breadwinner.

1.3. Understand what are the best facing directions for the main breadwinner and all things associated with best facing directions such as what is meant by facing direction(s) and what are the best rankings say from now to 2023.

2. Phase II: Can or Cannot Buy

2.1 If you are not confident or prefer an expert advice; could engage a geomancer to evaluate the house and give you advice prior to placing a deposit.

3. Other considerations:

3.1. Some potential home buyers would try to make an effort to do some homework as what was mentioned under Para 1. and then when they are "ready" or feel that they have found a dream house could then get a geomancer to give advice on the potential home.

3.2. Some other persons, would not bother about Phase I (Paras 1.1. to 1.3). And when they liked a house, would immediately get a geomancer to do a Can or cannot buy review. Here, often, most geomancers would comment on this house. And if it is really unsuitable, you could during that session; get some guidelines from the geomancer when you subsequently fine tune your search.

3.3. Some other persons, DIY totally.

4. Thus, frankly, I have encountered equally those who apply Para 3.1. and those who apply Para 3.2. These are commOn methods many potential buyers use to purchase their new or resale home.



On 6/18/2012 2:56:25 PM, Anon (Hidden for Privacy) wrote:
>HiI have problem looking for
>suitable house for myself
>& husband as our main door
>facing is totally the opposite
>of each other.  We have
>purchased a HDB flat 4 years
>ago and this house has made us
>financial loss and health
>problems (both).We intend to
>sell the current house and now
>searching for another that
>suit us both but we are both
>crashing with each other. How
>could this be resolved?Thank
>you.