manmade lake and swimming pool

[tami]

We are in the Southern United States and beginning to look for a suitable house. Both my husband and I are SE for auspicious front door. The property we like has a manmade lake with all houses having the back of the house facing the lake and the front door facing the road that passes in front of the house. We would like to know if this is okay or whether we should be looking for a lot with trees along the back of the house. We also intend to put in a swimming pool and it would also be in the back of the house between the house and the lake. Does this create a problem? There are tall pine trees on all the lots, including along the lakeshore. One last question - if the front door faces SE, the lake and pool would occupy SW, W and NW aspects. It is a large lake but you can see the other side and the trees and houses along its shore. Thank you for helping figure this out!!! Regards, Tammy

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Tammy,
Please see below:-

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On 8/7/2003 10:05:53 AM, Anonymous wrote:
We are in the Southern United
States and beginning to look
for a suitable house. Both my
husband and I are SE for
auspicious front door. The
property we like has a manmade
lake with all houses having
the back of the house facing
the lake and the front door
facing the road that passes in
front of the house. We would
like to know if this is okay
or whether we should be
looking for a lot with trees
along the back of the house.
We also intend to put in a
swimming pool and it would
also be in the back of the
house between the house and
the lake. Does this create a
problem?
This is often not an issue. For example, the equivalent are condo apartments facing outwards of the condo. (Where, there are man-made swimming pool(s).

In fact, often, such homes that you had mentioned, ended up more like the `frontage' of the home. (And the main entrance/road)
Often the worry about a water position is if (top-down) view, it seems to slice inwards or towards the home. (Much like a knife - cutting into the home).

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There are tall pine
trees on all the lots,
including along the lakeshore.

Trees / plants are acceptable, since, they often shade areas and invite: birds to the area.

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One last question - if the
front door faces SE, the lake
and pool would occupy SW, W
and NW aspects. It is a large
lake but you can see the other
side and the trees and houses
along its shore. Thank you for
helping figure this out!!!
Regards, Tammy
Earlier, without taking into consideration, this paragraph, the home seems OK. But, if possible, try your best to avoid water positions in particular at the West side. Since, West is the location of the white-tiger.
And a water position here is, symbolic of an open mouth of the `hungry' white tiger. And this is considered `ONE' leak. If, furthermore, the home does not suit the breadwinner etc... there can be more than ONE leak - and this may lead later on to financial distress.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil