Changing to period 8

[myfs_101861]

Dear Cecil,
Thank you for your precious advice.
Can i say that if I were to change the house wooden door, paint part of the house, change 16 pcs of the roof tiles ( 8 & 8 at different sector) have a large gathering, this is considered a change of period.
Secondly if this is not sufficient, will this be a temporary solution? We have 20 years time to do renovation (changing to 8) I am sure some day or another we will make renovation, but for the meantime I do not want a "dead" house. Please confirm my strategy.
regards,
Janice

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Janice,
Please see below:-

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On 3/21/2004 8:08:12 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,
Thank you for your precious
advice.
Can i say that if I were to
change the house wooden door,
paint part of the house,
change 16 pcs of the roof
tiles ( 8 & 8 at different
sector) have a large
gathering, this is considered
a change of period.

Yes, this is often good enough to fly to the next period.
But we need to understand that at such an early stage i.e. where Period 7 has just slowly wane-down and Period 8 is still "climbing", it may still take at least up to 2005 to see an effect of such a change.

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Secondly if this is not
sufficient, will this be a
temporary solution? We have 20
years time to do renovation
(changing to 8) I am sure some
day or another we will make
renovation, but for the
meantime I do not want a
"dead" house. Please confirm
my strategy.

Yes, your current strategy is considered sound, since I believe, this is what most practitioners would advise their clients to do (less the idea of having to do a major renovation).
Warmest Regards,
Cecil