So the location’s good, the house is pretty good, the amenities are all working and the price is reasonable, but it seems that you just can’t sell your real estate. Maybe it’s time to employ the Eastern practice of Feng Shui.

Feng Shui or the study of balance in the environment is a common practice among Asian countries, particularly China. It tackles the effect of some pertinent facts of your life (Astrological sign, birthday etc.) to the positioning and attributes of your house. Although it may not guarantee a sale, it could give you that edge in the competitive world of real estate. So how is it done?

Doorway

Make sure that the entrance looks pleasant and welcoming. You could try putting a few plants framing the doorway so accentuate the “home” factor of the house. This would make it look more appealing especially for families. Another common object placed are wind chimes, as they make beautiful sounds when a breeze passes by.

Clutter

Clutter obstructs the good waves. You have to make sure to pick them up so that the good chi would have a direct path to the house. This means that the disorder should be fixed from the entrance gate and not just inside the house. Try to discard unnecessary piles of boxes if possible they take up space and hinder the good chi from spreading.

Eye-Catcher

Place an “uplifter” or something to catch the eye of a person entering the doorway. It could be a statue, a painting or a particularly pretty vase. This would help any potential buyer to have instant positive feelings toward the house.

For more information, try reading on the subject. Remember, employing Feng Shui is optional. However, some of Feng Shui’s principle coincides with good old fashioned common sense.

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