A diagram that matches the explanation
Eight Mansions and Flying Stars diagrams should be aligned with the actual plan used for the assessment. A detached nine-square chart is difficult to apply if the reader cannot tell which part of the house it refers to. More than one floor needs a clear treatment, rather than assuming all plans are identical.
Plain English alongside traditional terms
Where a traditional name is necessary, include a consistent romanization and explanation. English translations can vary between practitioners. A term’s dramatic literal translation should not be mistaken for a prediction that a specific event will happen.
A judgment followed by an arrangement
The recommendation should identify an area, explain its traditional reading and say how it is best used. It should distinguish “avoid placing a headboard here” from “your current headboard is here.” The first is advice; the second requires supporting information about the existing room.
Priorities you can act on
A useful conclusion distinguishes the changes that matter most, secondary improvements and arrangements worth keeping. Your report should not depend on buying a long list of branded cures. Tell the consultant about rental restrictions and fixed fixtures before analysis begins.
External analysis when included
The $99 review adds marked external features and an explanation of how those relationships affect the overall reading. More pages alone are not the reason for the price difference.
Review and clarification
STAYLUCK reports are reviewed by the consultant before release. The exact turnaround and included clarification terms will be stated before checkout opens. The illustrated walkthrough on this website explains the format; it is not a completed report or a claim about a real client.