Choosing a lot for new house

[myfs_79560]

Dear Cecil,
I am looking to pick a lot for my new house. I am KEN person and there are 2 lots I am interested, but don't know which one to pick.
Lot 1
Face NE, which is very good for me, since i am a KEN person, but the problem is that the lost is very small and back to another house (only 20 FT), there is another house on the right (about 20 Ft away), main street on the left and street go to the subdivision on the front.
Lot 2
Face SW, which is okay for me. The back of the house is on a slop so you have a walk-out basement. There are trees on the back left of the house. Don't know if that help the slop? On the right there is another house (about 20 Ft away). On the left of the house, (here is the problem) about 30 ft away is the street, but there is a retaining wall below the street, to help water flow down on the right path down the slop . The retaining wall look like this.
Street
_________________
/ Wall Tree here
| Tree here
\ Tree here
Slopping down ---->
________________________
| House |
| |
| |
| |
| |
|_______________________|
Thank you so much for your advise. Please let me know which one to pick
Boss

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Boss Peng,
1. It is very difficult for me to give a fair assessment based on general descriptions. However, I would not be too keen to recommend a house with a house on a slop as mentioned below ie. Lot 2.
2. There is a recent case here, where a user wrote in to say that the house which he had moved in recently was inauspicious. The house is worse than what you had mentioned. (Far worse).
In fact, the house has a layer the ground level that is slopping downwards. Much like a `patch'. He had emailed me privately with a photo of the house. However, I did not get permission from him to show.
Overall, it is best to consider the overall Shapes and Forms as top priority even if the house is suitable to a person.
In my opinion, and in general, `Lot 1' sounds or seems to have better Shapes and Form Feng Shui.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 3/4/2002 8:58:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,
I am looking to pick a lot for
my new house. I am KEN person
and there are 2 lots I am
interested, but don't know
which one to pick.
Lot 1
Face NE, which is very good
for me, since i am a KEN
person, but the problem is
that the lost is very small
and back to another house
(only 20 FT), there is another
house on the right (about 20
Ft away), main street on the
left and street go to the
subdivision on the front.
Lot 2
Face SW, which is okay for me.
The back of the house is on a
slop so you have a walk-out
basement. There are trees on
the back left of the house.
Don't know if that help the
slop? On the right there is
another house (about 20 Ft
away). On the left of the
house, (here is the problem)
about 30 ft away is the
street, but there is a
retaining wall below the
street, to help water flow
down on the right path down
the slop . The retaining wall
look like this.
Street
_________________
/ Wall Tree here
| Tree here
\ Tree here
Slopping down ---->
________________________
| House |
| |
| |
| |
| |
|_______________________|
Thank you so much for your
advise. Please let me know
which one to pick
Boss

[myfs_79560]

Thank you so much for your advice, I have attached a pictures of the lot map. Please let me know what you think about the wall and the slop down in the back of the house.
Thanks again,
Boss

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Boss Peng,
Thanks for the site/lot map. I now have better picture of the lot.
In my opinion, this plot `lot 2' is not favourable since, it is downward sloping behind the plot of land and also between the North-West location.
If the slope is not properly redressed, usual problem would be the result of financial problems for the breadwinner.
If you can try to forgo this plot i.e. lot 2. As I find it inauspicious.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 3/5/2002 9:07:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Thank you so much for your
advice, I have attached a
pictures of the lot map.
Please let me know what you
think about the wall and the
slop down in the back of the
house.
Thanks again,
Boss