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Dear Alan,

1. Yes, it is often the case, especially in finding a new home and we are trying to actively find a home based on our best directions.

2. Under the Eight House theory, there are 4 good and 4 bad directions.

3. If we are unable to find the best house (Excellent sector) at least try to find one where there are other 3 good sectors. If, we still cannot find one, then at least find a house that does not have the `death or disaster at the main entrance.

4. In addition to the above, look at also the bedrooms and see whom can `fit' into which room(s).

5. As mentioned earlier; so long as the other 3 sectors are good sectors, this is considered ok or the house is still generally suitable.

6. From my past experience, excellent houses that fit a person/family are pretty hard to find. Therefore, one can safely say also that there is the probability that not all houses are `perfect'.

7. For those, in Singapore who are buying new private homes e.g. in condominums can try to find homes especially in new launches... and try to find them early. Majority of these homes usually have main doors that face various directions.

For the `less fortunate'; can still try when the time comes for the balloting of say new goverment housing board flats and hope to find resale flats. (May take time and effort -thou)

Warmest Regards,
Cecil


On 1/18/2002 9:30:00 PM, Alan Yap Ching Chuen wrote:
>Dear Cecil Lee
>
>I'm looking for a new house
>but I'm a bit confused about
>the house and main door facing
>directions. It is hard to find
>a house facing NW (as it is my
>best direction, my kua no is
>6). So can I find house facing
>North or NE but alter the main
>door facing NW? Is the house
>still suitable for me??....
>Please help I need your reply
>urgent.
>
>Thank you.
>
>Alan