🏡 Buying Guide

Feng Shui House Hunting

What to look for (and avoid) when buying your next home.

Choosing a home is one of life's biggest decisions. Beyond square footage and price, the feng shui of a property can profoundly affect your health, wealth, and relationships. This guide will help you evaluate homes like a feng shui master.

🚩 Major Red Flags to Avoid

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T-Junction

House at end of a straight road facing traffic. "Poison arrow" energy.

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Near Cemetery

Excessive yin energy affects occupants' vitality.

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Facing Hospital

Illness chi and emergency sirens create stress.

Facing Religious Site

Overwhelming spiritual energy; not for homes.

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Near Power Lines

EMF pollution and "cutting" energy from wires.

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Below Road Level

Oppressive energy; feels "sunken" and trapped.

✅ Positive Signs to Look For

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Mountain Behind

Protection and support from "turtle" position.

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Water in Front

Lakes, rivers, or fountains attract wealth.

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Healthy Trees

Living greenery indicates good earth energy.

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Curved Approach

Gentle winding path slows chi; accumulates prosperity.

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Good Natural Light

Bright yang energy for health and vitality.

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Regular Shape

Square or rectangular; complete bagua coverage.

🧭 Door Facing Direction

What Each Direction Brings

The direction your front door faces influences the type of energy entering your home:

North
Career, opportunities
Northeast
Knowledge, spirituality
East
Health, family
Southeast
Wealth, abundance
South
Fame, recognition
Southwest
Love, relationships
West
Creativity, children
Northwest
Mentors, travel

💡 Personal Kua Number

Your ideal door direction depends on your Kua number. For example, if your Kua is 1, East-facing doors are most auspicious. Calculate yours using our Kua Number Calculator.

📋 House Hunting Checklist

📍 Location & Surroundings

Elevated or level ground
Curved roads nearby
Healthy vegetation
Neighbors' homes well-maintained
T-junction or dead end
Facing sharp corners/edges
Near hospitals/cemeteries
Under flight path or power lines

🚪 Entrance & Interior

Spacious, bright entryway
Door opens inward fully
Regular room shapes
Natural light in all rooms
Stairs facing front door
Bathroom visible from entrance
Kitchen in center of home
Long, narrow hallways

🛏️ Bedroom Position

Master bedroom at back of house
Solid wall behind headboard position
Can see door from bed
Quiet, away from street noise
Above garage
Bathroom above bedroom
Next to kitchen
Slanted ceiling over bed area

📊 Property Scoring System

Use this quick scoring system when viewing properties:

Category Good (+1) Neutral (0) Bad (-1)
Location Elevated, protected Level, open T-junction, sunken
Shape Square, rectangular L-shaped with fix Irregular, missing corners
Entry Bright, spacious Average Dark, cramped
Light Abundant natural light Some dark rooms Mostly dark
Flow Smooth circulation Minor blockages Cramped/long hallways
Surrounding Parks, water, trees Residential Industrial, cemetery

Scoring: 4-6 = Excellent | 1-3 = Good with adjustments | 0 or below = Avoid or significant remedies needed

⚠️ Previous Occupant History

Always ask why previous owners are selling. Avoid homes where occupants experienced bankruptcy, divorce, serious illness, or death. The residual energy can linger. If you must buy, perform a thorough space clearing before moving in.

🏘️ Neighborhood Types

✅ Ideal

Near parks, schools, or healthy water bodies. Growth energy.

⚠️ Neutral

Standard residential. No major positives or negatives.

❌ Caution

Near bars, clubs, or nightlife. Chaotic yang energy.

🚫 Avoid

Near prisons, slaughterhouses, or funeral homes.