Vastu consultation for a rented home or flat

Who this is for

• Tenants comparing two or three flats or houses before signing a lease
• Renters already living in a property who want practical adjustments
• Families relocating to a new city and renting first
• Landlords who want a rental reviewed before it is let

When to consult

Before signing the lease and paying the deposit is the most useful moment, while you can still choose. For a home you already rent, any time.

What is reviewed

• Orientation of the flat or house and the position of its main entrance
• Where the kitchen, toilets, bedrooms and any pooja space fall in the plan
• Which rooms could be used differently, for example for sleeping, study or storage
• Furniture and storage placement that can change without any alteration
• Which observations are minor and which should affect the choice

What to prepare

• The floor plan, or a sketch with room names and the direction of north
• Photographs or a short video of each room and the entrance
• The address or location pin
• The options you are comparing, with the date you need to decide

What you receive

• A written summary of observations for each option
• Where an option fits comfortably, and where it does not
• Room-use and furniture arrangements that need no alteration
• A call to walk through the findings

Online and on-site

Online

Plans, photographs and a location pin are reviewed remotely, followed by a call. Suited to renters moving to another city who cannot visit every option.

On-site

A visit to the property, subject to location and scheduling.

Where Vastu ends and other professionals begin

• The review does not check the lease, the landlord's title or local rent rules. Have the agreement read by someone qualified.
• Adjustments are limited to what a tenant may change without altering the structure.
• Traditional guidance is offered; no outcome is promised.