The Vastu as
applicable to a house effects the tenant as well as the owner of
the house. However, the adverse effects have considerable more
effects on the owner of the house than on the tenant. If the owner
is staying elsewhere the main effects will be on the tenant of the
house.
According to Vastu, a owner of many
houses will be effected by the Vastu defects in all those houses,
and repetition of the same effect in more than one houses will
lead to serious damages to the owner.
If any kind of religious activity
is performed by the tenant in the house, the major benefit of such
religious activities will go to the owner of the house and not to
the tenant.
If the owner of the house and the
tenant reside i the same building, Vastu advises that the owner
should occupy the topmost floor and all the floors below should be
rented out, i.e. a floor above the floor occupied by the owner
must never be occupied by the tenant.
In case, when the owner and the
tenant reside on the same floor. The owner of the house should
live in the south or west portion of the house and only the north
and east portion can be rented out. And an outhouse in the south
west of the house must never be rented out as this may lead to
tenant becoming dominant.
If only one room is to be rented
out, Vastu advises to rent out a room in north or east and never
in south or west portion of the house.
