Dear Cecil & Robert: My dear friends absolutely fell in love with a pretty house but it's U-shaped. I advised them to build a wall/roof and make it a family room/rec room and why. They agree. Is building the addition after you move in (before six months are up)OK? Also, will "adding" to the roof make the roof a new age (house built 1950)otherwise roof is great. I looked at the free flying star and it looks good for them and direction wise for breadwinner. Shapes & Form is OK - big, big frontage, but it's a corner property (which they will fence asap). I'm buying them a flying star report as a housewarming present if their offer is accepted. Please help! Thank you!!!!

Dear Elena,
Please see below:-

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On 2/27/01 12:06:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil & Robert: My dear
friends absolutely fell in
love with a pretty house but
it's U-shaped. I advised them
to build a wall/roof and make
it a family room/rec room and
why. They agree. Is building
the addition after you move in
(before six months are up)OK?

Although a U shaped house is not ideal but overall, it is still acceptable design.
Yes, the addition can still be made six months after they move in.
Please email to robert-lee@3dmail.com so that he can provide you with a free credit to generate the month auspicious date. Here, you need to obtain the breadwinner's date of birth (time optional) and if the month of reno is clear, use the report to find out a good date to start the renovation.

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Also, will "adding" to the
roof make the roof a new age
(house built 1950)otherwise
roof is great. I looked at
the free flying star and it
looks good for them and
direction wise for
breadwinner. Shapes & Form is
OK - big, big frontage, but
it's a corner property (which
they will fence asap). I'm
buying them a flying star
report as a housewarming
present if their offer is
accepted. Please help! Thank
you!!!!

The above looks ok to me.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

Dear Mr Lee,  I have purchased property that has a river flowing East.  I am building a very large U-shaped house.  In what direction should my front door and front gate be facing?

Thank you for your advice and please put me on your mailing list.  Sincerely,  Jim Leasure

52 minutes ago, Jim Leasure said:

Dear Mr Lee,  I have purchased property that has a river flowing East.  I am building a very large U-shaped house.  In what direction should my front door and front gate be facing?

Thank you for your advice and please put me on your mailing list.  Sincerely,  Jim Leasure

Frankly Feng Shui is not one size fits all. 

One has to do homework and for example apply both Shapes and Forms (Water classics) as well as determining the frontage. Which can fall into any of these 24 sectors.