New home key collection

[Greensky]

Hi

Is it generally a concern to collect keys to a new home and enter it for inspection during a lunar 7th month? What are the things to look out for? 

Thanks

[Cecil Lee]

1. Frankly, this is not Feng Shui but a stigma.

2. This has more to do with Chinese customs and beliefs.

3. In many of the past (similar) questions, I posted the same reply.

4. Here, if one believes in such things as the Ghost Month. Where, in the unlikely event that an "entity" saw a vacant home "X".  And decide to make it his/her/their home from 1 August to 30 August 2019 (the 7th month duration).

5. And if their human resident during that 7th month "barge" into the home. 

6. Of course, these entity won't be happy, right.

7. Thus based on the above "logic" this is the reason not to enter home "X" for whatever reasons. For fear of making them angry.

8. Alternatively if the home is a condo / EC where someone else can have excess to the unit. For example, at the recent The Clementi Canopy (TCC); the resident/Subsidiary Proprietors (SP) can make full use of the Samsung digital lock to allow or rather DELEGATE someone to do the inspection for you. 

9. The idea at least is that it is not the resident that makes them angry!

10. If possible,  unless one has no choice but may have to camp at East Coast Park... if defects are not done by a certain date. Else, if possible.. do so after the Chinese 7th month.

11. As mentioned, above... this is the key essence. 

12. In fact, if one is so unlucky... it is THEY who will look out for... rather than You have things to look out for....

13. For those who don't buy the 7th month thing.. skip reading this altogether. 

14. For sure, try not to bring in goodies snacks into the new home. And if it is a condo/ec that few have moved in... if possible refrain from going down for a swim. Especially those at TCC. For those at High Park Residence (HPR) no worries.... lots of Yang qi as many residents already move-in. Lots, lots.. so swimming in the pool(s) are no issue.