Can a landlord say you can't birth in their property?

[nothing2lose]

You could get a fuddy duddy though who might be so appalled they issue you with an eviction notice. I wouldn't tell them. It's none of their business.

[PumpkinZulu]

Cool! We have been told we have the place, they just need to talk with our last REA, they were closed today so they'll call on Monday. They gave us a really good wrap with our last application, so yay can't see any damage unless bub flies out and hits the ceiling or something We did a letter drop last time to let people know that I wasn't being murdered or sexay.

[Phteven]

can't see any damage unless bub flies out and hits the ceiling or something

If that happens I hope you're filming. It's a shoo in for the funniest home videos weekly prize.
Maybe even the grand prize...

[nothing2lose]

If that happens I hope you're filming. It's a shoo in for the funniest home videos weekly prize.
Maybe even the grand prize...

Be sure to keep the meth lab out of shot.

[PumpkinZulu]

It's okay, Meth lab in garage. We don't have a car, so we figured we'd best put it to good use

[TeniBear]

Cool! We have been told we have the place.

Did you think you were going to be able to sneak that past us?! Congratulations!

Also, I sure hope we can't get in trouble for a homebirth, that's part of the reason I wanted this house! I was looking at all the rooms going "I could give birth here"

[Tegam]

I'd also call the REA a few weeks before birth and say 'hey I'm having a baby in a few week and was wondering if there were any inspections due around that time? If so can we do it now?' then go wild setting the place up after the inspection so youre not worried about them seeing pools and O2

[trishalishous]

they COULD argue that birthing often isnt very 'quiet' enjoyment
But otherwise I can see that they could do anything