“ An absolute must for anyone who is buying or selling a home! Highly recommended. ”
Susan LevittTaoist Feng Shui, Taoist Astrology and Teen Feng Shui
“ Feng Shui for Real Estate is the perfect resource for buying or selling your next home. This book is filled with practical and detailed recommendations to make simple yet effective changes for your situation. A wise investment as your guide
for one of the major decisions in your life. ”
Master RD Chinfeng shui architect and author, Feng Shui Revealed and Sitting at the Edge of Floating Moon
“ A detailed, easy-to-understand feng shui guide for anyone buying or selling property. This informative book will ensure harmony and happiness in any new home. ”
Sarah BartlettFeng Shui Plain and Simple and Feng Shui for Lovers
“ Clear Englebert is very knowledgeable about feng shui and explains the importance of the placements well. I highly recommend his feng shui books. ”
Clarence Lautraditional feng shui master
“ Another wonderful feng shui book from Clear, filled with so much valuable information! If you are looking for a new home, I suggest you take the time to read all the detailed information he provides, along with a variety of feng shui cures to help you if you happen to fall in love with a house that has less-than-perfect feng shui! ”
Rodika TchiFeng Shui for Healing and The Healing Power of Smudging
Advice for Buyers – Condominiums – Renters – – Apartment Rentals – – House Rentals The Most Profound Problems – Exterior – – Severe Landform – – Triangular Lot – – Electromagnetic Fields – – Under Low Airplane Flight Path – Interior – – Missing Back Corners – – Central Bathroom – – Bathroom in Wealth Corner – – Stairs in Line with Front Door Extremely Important Issues – Exterior – – Landform – – Size of Back Yard – – Tree in Front of Front Door – – Risers on Front Stairs – – Blue Roof – Interior – – Spiral Staircase – – Excessive Windows Of Moderate Importance – Exterior – – Moneybag Lot Front Door – – Exterior Poison Arrows – Interior – – Regularly Shaped Building – – L-Shaped Rooms – – Interior Poison Arrows – – Defined Rooms – – Open Beams Nice to Have, Easy to Fix – Exterior – – Away from Highways – – T-Intersection – – Curved Roads – – Neighboring Buildings – – Entering Through the Front Door – – Pool Location – Interior – – Bedroom Door Location – – Harsh Energy from Doorway – – Distance Between Toilet and Bed – – Central Staircase – – Features Representing Disharmony – – – Kitchen Appliances – – – Central Support Pole – – – Clashing Doorknobs – – Quality Building Materials Other Considerations – Exterior – – Driveway Slope – – Smaller of Opposite Driveways – – Semicircular Front Steps – – Fake Shutters and Mullions – Interior – – Foyers – – Room Location and Proportion – – – Yin and Yang Rooms – – – Ceiling Height – – – Long Halls – – Toilet and Stove Proximity – – Fireplace/Stove Location Rarities – Exterior – – A-Frame – – Roof with No Overhang – – Barren Yard – Interior – – Bathroom and Kitchen Proximity – – Entrance Door in Line with – – Exit Door – – Two Mirrors Facing Each Other – – Glass (Clear) Floors and Stairs Special Situations – Raw Land – – Lot Shape – – Landform for House – Commercial Properties – – Offices – – Retail – Problematic Address – Troubled History – – Clearing Floor Plans Recommended Reading for Buyers Checklist for Buyers: Free-Standing Houses Checklist for Buyers: Condominiums and Apartments
