26 no changing lines and buying house

[bobcat8]

this is the first time i have posted. I have been using the Iching for a long, long time. However, I am puzzled about what direction to take regarding purchasing a house to live in and receiving 26 no changing lines. I am living in Florida and the house is in Las Vegas. I would do the Iching on the houses that fit my qualifications that I saw on the internet. I eliminated houses if the reading was bad. I visited Las Vegas to see the houses. One house that I was interested in I received hexagram 50, no moving lines. That house was in contract when I came there. Another house that I am interested in had hexagram 26 with no moving line. I did the Iching when I saw the house on the internet and received 26 no moving lines. I know you are definitely not supposed to ask the same question twice. I do not know if I violated this because after actually seeing the house i asked should I go into contract for this house. I received hexagram 2 moving line 4, 5 changing to 45. This is a big decision because I am not young and this will be the house for my lifetime. Thank you for any input.

 

[1eleven]

Hi, and welcome.

26 is great for acquiring property - especially 'eating far from home.'

All the best to you!

 

[bobcat8]

Thank you for your response. Do you think it is asking twice when I asked should I go into contract for that same house, since I asked initially should I buy that house.

 

[post-snow]

Hi, and welcome.

26 is great for acquiring property - especially 'eating far from home.'

All the best to you!

thank you, i am looking for property now, found this and am encouraged!

 

[Trojina]

You could just thank the thread, using the thanks button if you only want to say thank you.

It's a 9 year old thread and by adding a comment and bringing it to the top it can make others think it's current and waste their time answering someone who hasn't been here for years.

At least if you used the 'thanks' button the person you are thanking would get a notification of the thanks possibly.

If you are going to add comments to prehistoric threads it does help if you prefix it by an alert it is an old thread like 'I know this is a 9 year old thread but I wanted to say xyz...'