Very few owners lived very long in a house at the T intersection. 44 Arcada in Northpark changed 3 owners in 5 years. Even the occupant  in 1600 Pensylvannia at the "T" intersection moved every 4 years.

Almon, Blackbird Canyon in Laguna Beach is extremly close to the path of drainage. Angie feng shui several properties there and said the same thing regarding the locations. She even said to me Feng (wind) Shui (water). The 2 most important elements in sustaining and destroying lives.

BKshopr,

Do you also notice, most of the REO are facing South? We were told never to buy a house facing South, because it is not good feng shui. I noticed all the REO home which we see are all facing south.

What about cul-de-sac street? I remember my cousin brought her first home in the cul de sac, and it was a no no with grandma. Can you explain why?

Never face south?!  I guess you never lived where it snowed and wanted the sun to melt the snow from your driveway!

Tulip,
Read my intro I mentioned a bad location eventhough it is at the cul de sac. I think it is a coincidence that most REO properties are facing south. It is not feng shui related.

Our house has the front door and back door in one line, bad feng shui. Any suggestions on what to do?

tulip, My wife and I went to a Feng Shui Master this past weekend in Texas and she told us that we need to buy with the house/entrance facing South.  The direction is determined by your birth date and hour.

On a side note, she took our age, dealt some cards and started talking about my personality, my wife’s personality and also my children’s.  I must have sat there with my mouth opened because she was extremely accurate.  Then she started talking about my job change and it was accurate too.  I was never a true believer in this stuff but after that experience, I am a believer.  Amazing!!!

My first experience was shortly after my graduation. I had just received my science degree and this at first sounded like superstition. It was extremely accurate in predicting my life. Feng Shui Master said that I will not work in the field of science and other accurate prediction of my private family matters. I have studied it for over 25 years now.

Hey bkshopr! I don’t want to take up a ton of your time, but I really enjoy reading your posts and I was wondering if you have a particular opinion about the Oak Creek neighborhood. I’d be interested to know what you think! Thanks in advance!

waiting2buylater - 22 March 2008 10:55 AM

tulip, My wife and I went to a Feng Shui Master this past weekend in Texas and she told us that we need to buy with the house/entrance facing South.  The direction is determined by your birth date and hour.

On a side note, she took our age, dealt some cards and started talking about my personality, my wife’s personality and also my children’s.  I must have sat there with my mouth opened because she was extremely accurate.  Then she started talking about my job change and it was accurate too.  I was never a true believer in this stuff but after that experience, I am a believer.  Amazing!!!

I agree the direction of Fengshui relates to your birthdate and hour.

darsh09 - 21 March 2008 03:15 AM

Our house has the front door and back door in one line, bad feng shui. Any suggestions on what to do?

I’ve heard to lock this door put a plant or screen or chair, basically cover the back door. I almost bought a house in Woodbury with this floorplan(Plan 2, I think).

If you like to live in a high-velocity household ($10k income/month, $10k expense/month), front door/back door in a straight line floor plan will be excellent for you.

LOL for the love of God. He has to move. Its required, but it is a T intersection and perhaps they would move less if it wasnt. Or you know if the american people decided they wanted their presidents to live there longer.

NancyBotwin - 28 September 2008 12:49 AM

LOL for the love of God. He has to move. Its required, but it is a T intersection and perhaps they would move less if it wasnt. Or you know if the american people decided they wanted their presidents to live there longer.

She responded to my 3/16/08 comment on the White House situated at a “T” intersection.

“Very few owners lived very long in a house at the T intersection. 44 Arcada in Northpark changed 3 owners in 5 years. Even the occupant in 1600 Pensylvannia at the “T” intersection moved every 4 years”

The war of 1812 led by Andrew Jackson our White House was burned and the ground was modified. The site plan had bad feng shui. Most of the presidents after Jackson performed poorly.

During the 1860’s the White House was situated at a “T” intersection without the grass mound blocking the bad “chi” Lincoln was assassinated at the neighboring theatre. Several lack luster presidents after Lincoln were also short lived and died from sickness while in office. Because of bad feng shui Presidents after Lincoln performed poorly and only a few people today actually knew their names.

Frederick Law Olmstead (Landscape architect for Central Park and an advocate for Yosemite National Park) was hired during the 1890’s to redesign the landscape master plan. Although the Parisian style axial planning by Pierre-Charles L’Enfant’s was grand and stately for our White House and Capitol Olmstead recognized the visual vulnerability of the White House positioning and he reshaped the front with grass mound and circular roundabout to create a much better defensible entrance.

Theodore Roosevelt was the president who was the president during that era after the modification and he led our nation into the 20th century with miraculous projects such as the Panama Canal, Preservation of Yosemite, created health regulation and labor and safety law. He put children in schools away from the factories. He also opened door to foreign policy starting with South America. He is being remembered by having a “Teddy” bear named after him.

Amazing of the thing you can come up with….great story and information.