Finding Your
Ideal House

As the eventual homeowner, you will be the proactive party in the process. My role is to offer guidance and screen the houses you select until a suitable one is found.

• After onboarding and making payment, you will receive initial instructions — general tips on what to look out for and how to take compass measurements.
• Send me the measurements along with the floor plan for an initial assessment.
• I will give my comments on whether to reject or shortlist the place — a quick assessment with explanations, not a full analysis.
• The full assessment comes once you have decided on a house and are ready to purchase.

Up to 15 floor plans will be screened. I head down onsite once only to the final shortlisted house to double-check everything. Once the onsite is done, the service is complete.

The house-hunt service is not "perfect." It does not make sense for me economically or efficiency-wise to head down to every single house unless I charge per visit — which then doesn't make sense to you.

Instead of paying $9,888 × 15 ($148,320+) to audit 15 separate houses, I charge a fraction of that sum. It is your house, not mine. I need you to be involved in the process.

It is very unlikely that you will exceed 15 floor plans unless the Heavens dictate that you really do not deserve to be in a good house.

You will be guided on what to look out for during the hunt to make the process more efficient — expect it to be iterative with some trial and error at the beginning. No one gets it right from the start, so relax. To date, no one has needed to use up the full 15-floor-plan limit.

This belief is nothing new — our ancestors held it too. My conviction simply grew stronger with every chart read and house assessed. I have reached a point where I know this is a metaphysics law and axiom.

A person with a weak BaZi chart is unlikely to end up in a good house, just as any weak organism cannot thrive in an environment where everything else is flourishing. Someone's astrological chart and their home will always paint the same story.

I don't say this to elevate my value or scare you into more expensive services. You are free to believe what you wish. If you feel I'm using this as a marketing gimmick, you're free to engage other practitioners — I'd rather not take you on as a client.

This is a good question, and a classic chicken-and-egg scenario. I won't know whether your getting a good house involves a practitioner or not. I don't know where either of us stands in the cause-and-effect chain, and I don't know if I'm meant to be part of your process. You'll just have to believe in affinity.

It's the same when approaching a practitioner for a C-section date selection. If you are fated to have a child with a great chart, whether the process involves a practitioner or not — the child will arrive at the right time, because it is meant to be.

If you're stuck, just believe that whatever is meant to happen will happen.

I can't say for certain — it depends, and I've seen many different scenarios. In some cases, people with bad charts do end up in good houses, perhaps because they were passing through a favourable Elemental Phase. For others, fate seemed to force them out of a good house — through divorce, financial pressure, or a misguided desire for an upgrade.

Several factors must align for you to end up in a good house:

• If you do not wish to engage a practitioner, you must have the good fortune to find a good house by chance.
• If you engage a practitioner, you must ensure he or she is legitimate.
• Even then, whether a suitable house is available, and whether you can outbid other buyers, still depends on fate.

Practitioners are humans too. We cannot perform magic — but we can do what we can.

The house-hunt service is my most taxing and time-consuming service. In terms of hourly returns, it offers the lowest return for my time. The fees justify the time and effort involved. It is not a service I have to provide — it exists because clients want it.

The fees are a middle ground: $9,888 versus what it would otherwise cost to have me onsite for every single house. I hope this puts things in perspective.

No. I do not write Feng Shui reports anymore, for practical and efficiency reasons. I would rather spend more time with you in person — answering your questions, sharing case studies, and going through your BaZi chart with you. If I say the house is good, please trust that it will be. I will show you the analysis in person anyway.

For absolute clarity, the following are the primary obligations of the house hunt:

• Screening of up to 15 floor plans
• One onsite visit for the final shortlisted house
• Date selection for renovation and move-in

Any other services provided — such as BaZi readings or double-checking your interior designer's work — are considered goodwill and are not part of the formal service scope.

No refunds will be entertained once the screening of floor plans begins. My primary obligation is deemed complete once the onsite visit is done.

Refunds will not be entertained after the house hunt has started. You will need to select from the screened houses.

Should a refund be necessary due to unforeseen circumstances or a misalignment in working styles, a 20% goodwill refund will be issued if fewer than 3 houses have been screened.