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Tenant surprise! baby in a student house.

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six bedroom house that is rented exclusively to students. One of the tenants turned out to be pregnant but did not disclose her pregnancy when the lease was signed.

how do you deal with the other tenants complaints/concern over having a newborn as a house mate?

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David Stone
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David Stone
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  • Davenport, FL
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Your job is to enforce the lease, the tenants need to solve their own issues among themselves.  You do not need to be involved in this situation.  If the other tenants complain to you, let them know there has been no lease violation and taking any action would violate fair housing laws.

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