Anyone know much about the logistics of finding apartments that

>>2243337
Ask, you can't go wrong.

>>2243337
Just find places that you like and ask. I learned that most places just mean no dogs and cats when they say no pets. My current place said "no pets" but they are fine with my two cockatiels.

>>2243337
I rent and have two budgies but i live in the UK. Generally pets that can cause property damage arent accepted for obvious reasons but that seems to apply only for cats and dogs. Caged animals arent really a problem. Noise might be an issue however.

where i live it's illegal to not rent to someone or evict them because of pets so you can always just not tell the landlord and they have no recourse, so definitely look into your landlord tenant laws

i always let them know though, and introduce them to my pets. i've never been denied a place i guess because they figure if you're not lying to them about the pets you're probably a better owner than most

even if an ad says "no pets" (even though it's illegal here they still try it) i find that just talking to the landlord softens them up a bit

if you're not a dirt bag or a sketch i think that goes a lot further than having a harmless animal

Don't say anything and just bring em! As long as you take minimal precautions to insulate sound (leaving windows closed during the day, etc.) you'll be fine! Most neighbors won't notice or they'll learn to adapt and the noise will fade into the background over time. This is all assuming youre not living in a quiet rural area, ofcourse.

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Don't ask. Your birds will go unnoticed unless someone snitches on you. Even then, there's a good likelihood that the landlord won't care because they're not going to evict a tenant that hasn't caused any problems. It's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.

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>>2243390
I'd be moving to either south or west Philadelphia. I'm not sure what their laws are completely. I've never heard of someone being evicted because of their pets around here, I do know my current lease about 2 hours outside of the city says no pets though so I'm not sure if they couldn't put something like that in and kick me out for breaking the lease...
I'd ideally like to live in a louder area so they'd go unnoticed even more. Really they only scream if they hear someone else screaming and they want to join in or if they need food or water.

at my apartment now I'm allowed to have anything BUT birds. snakes and cats and dogs are fine. Dude says the only problem animal he ever had in one of his apartments was a parrot.
>south or west Philadelphia
I used to rent a grays ferry rowhouse for 750 a month, the landlords did not even begin to give a shit about the place, I'm sure a bird would've been fine.

>>2243392
Asking literally doesn't hurt anything or cost you anything, especially if you just put it in with other questions about the apartment when you first talk with the owner. It's not like they are going to remember you asked about pets if they say no, and come back and check for them.
So if it's no, you're in the exact same situation as not knowing, and you very well might get permission anyway.