Other reports place the loss even higher. The 1986 Ellis Act allows property owners to evict tenants in order to get out of the rental business, but the law has recently been used by speculators in the city as a way to buy affordable properties, evict tenants, and renovate and flip a property for profit, Leno said.
The BabyCenter Editorial Team. No. You can't have your menstrual period while you're pregnant. Some women do have vaginal bleeding during pregnancy. Some even report intermittent bleeding that seems like a regular period to them.But vaginal bleeding during pregnancy is not the same thing as menstruation.enstruation only happens when you're not pregnant: Each month, your uterus grows a thick blood-rich lining in preparation for an egg to embed there. If you don't get pregnant that month, you shed this tissue and blood â that's your menstrual period.
Well, you can experience something that seem or looks like your period, but technically it is not. Once you get pregnant, the body will start the production of the pregnancy hormone, human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG).This hormone is responsible for stopping your monthly period. Nonetheless, you might experience something that is quite similar to your period at the time that your period was to begin.ou can only experience periods when you are not pregnant. Every month, your uterine wall is laced with a thick layer of blood waiting for a fertilized ovum to be implanted. If conception does not occur during this time, the thick layer of bloodâthe endometrium, is shed off as your period.