Period 5 house or 8?

[myfs_91650]

Hello, we have recently moved into a home which was built in 1952 making it a Period 5 house, however, our neighbour just told us that the previous owners had put a new roof on the house approx. 8 years ago. They replaced the roof on the house and just part of the garage (which is attached to the house). Does this change the period of our house? Thanks for your reply.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Anon,

In addition, how does the interior look like? Did the previous owner also did any renovations within the home?

Usually, by removing the roof, the home would often be a candidate of change to a new period. But since it was done 8 years ago, your home is most likely a Period 7 home (1984 to 2003) instead of a Period 8 home.

A home is considered as under Period 8 if the reno was done on or after 2004.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 2/9/2005 8:53:57 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Hello, we have recently moved

into a home which was built in

1952 making it a Period 5

house, however, our neighbour

just told us that the previous

owners had put a new roof on

the house approx. 8 years ago.

They replaced the roof on the

house and just part of the

garage (which is attached to

the house). Does this change

the period of our house?

Thanks for your reply.

[myfs_91650]

Thank you for your quick reply. There were no renovations made besides the roof. I appear to have the mountain & water star in the North to be both 7 (7-7-3 combination) with a 9 annual! I want to be very cautious with remedies as this is also the main kitchen eating area (we intend on tearing down this house next year & rebuilding, therefore I would prefer to not do any major renovations at this time). Can you advise on which cure I should be placing?

P.S. Yes, we have had 2 robberies already since moving in.

Thank You

Quote

On 2/9/2005 8:57:46 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Dear Anon,

In addition, how does the

interior look like? Did the

previous owner also did any

renovations within the home?

Usually, by removing the roof,

the home would often be a

candidate of change to a new

period. But since it was done

8 years ago, your home is most

likely a Period 7 home (1984

to 2003) instead of a Period 8

home.

A home is considered as under

Period 8 if the reno was done

on or after 2004.

Warmest Regards,Cecil

On 2/9/2005 8:53:57 PM, Anonymous

wrote:
Hello, we have recently

moved
into a home which was built

in
1952 making it a Period

5
house, however, our

neighbour
just told us that the

previous
owners had put a new roof

on
the house approx. 8 years

ago.
They replaced the roof on

the
house and just part of

the
garage (which is attached

to
the house). Does this

change
the period of our

house?
Thanks for your reply.

[myfs_109092]

Hi Master Cecil,

Happy CNY to you. Wish you all the best in this year of rooster. In relation to the period 5 or 7 house, I have read websites and heard that if one moves into an establishedhouse during Period 8, Period 8 flying chart should be used, irrespective of when the house was built or last renovated.Is thiscorrect ?

Thanks.

Quote

On 2/10/2005 9:37:35 AM, Anonymous wrote:

Thank you for your quick

reply. There were no

renovations made besides the

roof. I appear to have the

mountain & water star in

the North to be both 7 (7-7-3

combination) with a 9 annual!

I want to be very cautious

with remedies as this is also

the main kitchen eating area

(we intend on tearing down

this house next year &

rebuilding, therefore I would

prefer to not do any major

renovations at this time). Can

you advise on which cure I

should be placing?

P.S. Yes, we have had 2

robberies already since moving

in.

Thank You















On 2/9/2005 8:57:46 PM, Cecil Lee

wrote:
Dear Anon,
In addition, how

does the
interior look like? Did

the
previous owner also did

any
renovations within the

home?
Usually, by removing the

roof,
the home would often be

a
candidate of change to a

new
period. But since it was

done
8 years ago, your home is

most
likely a Period 7 home

(1984
to 2003) instead of a Period

8
home.
A home is considered as

under
Period 8 if the reno was

done
on or after 2004.
Warmest

Regards,Cecil
On 2/9/2005 8:53:57 PM,

Anonymous
wrote:
Hello, we have

recently
moved
into a home which

was built
in
1952 making it a

Period
5
house, however,

our
neighbour
just told us that

the
previous
owners had put a new

roof
on
the house approx. 8

years
ago.
They replaced the roof

on
the
house and just part

of
the
garage (which is

attached
to
the house). Does

this
change
the period of

our
house?
Thanks for your

reply.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Alex,

1. Actually, what it means is that for example: if one has a new home completed on or before 2004; but had only moved-in after 2004, then we can consider it as a Period 8 home.

2. Thus, it is not like someone else had moved-out of the home especially if it was built prior to 2004 and when we move it, it does not mean that the home is now a Period 8 home. This "old" home is still considered a period 7 or 6 .... etc.. home.

3. Therefore, it applies to homes that had being completed prior to 2004 and no one had yet stayed in it. And when we purchase and stay in it from 2004 onwards, we can than consider it a Period 8 home. Butit is not a period8 home under Para 2, above.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

Quote

On 2/11/2005 12:19:58 AM, Anonymous wrote:

Hi Master Cecil,

Happy CNY to you.

Wish you all the best in this

year of rooster. In relation

to the period 5 or 7 house, I

have read websites and heard

that if one moves into an

establishedhouse during

Period 8, Period 8 flying

chart should be used,

irrespective of when the house

was built or last

renovated.Is

thiscorrect ?

Thanks.



On 2/10/2005 9:37:35 AM, Anonymous

wrote:
Thank you for your

quick
reply. There were

no
renovations made besides

the
roof. I appear to have

the
mountain & water star

in
the North to be both 7

(7-7-3
combination) with a 9

annual!
I want to be very

cautious
with remedies as this is

also
the main kitchen eating

area
(we intend on tearing

down
this house next year

&
rebuilding, therefore I

would
prefer to not do any

major
renovations at this time).

Can
you advise on which cure

I
should be placing?
P.S. Yes, we

have had 2
robberies already since

moving
in.
Thank

You


On

2/9/2005 8:57:46 PM, Cecil

Lee
wrote:
Dear Anon,
In

addition, how
does the
interior

look like? Did
the
previous owner

also did
any
renovations within

the
home?
Usually, by removing

the
roof,
the home would often

be
a
candidate of change to

a
new
period. But since it

was
done
8 years ago, your home

is
most
likely a Period 7

home
(1984
to 2003) instead of a

Period
8
home.
A home is

considered as
under
Period 8 if

the reno was
done
on or after

2004.
Warmest
Regards,Cecil
On

2/9/2005 8:53:57

PM,
Anonymous
wrote:
Hello, we

have
recently
moved
into a home

which
was built
in
1952 making

it a
Period
5
house,

however,
our
neighbour
just

told us

that
the
previous
owners had

put a new
roof
on
the house

approx. 8
years
ago.
They

replaced the roof
on
the
house

and just part
of
the
garage

(which is
attached
to
the

house). Does
this
change
the

period

of
our
house?
Thanks for

your
reply.