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I recently bought a to-be-built new house in a good school district. I later learn that the house has following Feng Shui problems:
1. The lot is at the end of a cul-de-sac. The front door and the garage door of the house will be directly facing the road leading up to the cul-de-sac. I heard that this is bad Feng Shui. What are the remedies that I can use?
2. The shape of the lot is a triangle with one corner missing. The house will be sitting on the missing corner. I heard that the square or the rectangle shaped lots have best Feng Shui. What can I do to increase the good Feng Shui on my lot?
3. Base on my husband's and my birthdays, your web calculator says that my direction is north and my husband's direction is south. However, our new house will be sitting on east and facing west. Is this very bad? What can I do? What are the remedies?
4. The half bathroom is almost at the center of the house. I heard this is very bad. Again, what can I do?
I already signed the contract for the house and backing out is not possible. Please help me. Thank you.
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