What Is a Sublease?
House subleasing refers to the act of the lessee releasing part or all of its rented house during the lease period, including delivering the rented house to others for use in the name of joint ventures, contracted operations, and cooperative operations, and obtaining a guaranteed income of a rental nature Yes, all are sublet.
Subletting
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- Subletting
- First, pay attention to whether the second landlord has a formal lease contract.
- If yes, please note the following when signing the lease contract:
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- 1. The lease term stipulated in the lease contract shall not exceed 20 years. If it exceeds 20 years, the excess shall be invalid.
- 2. If the lease term is more than six months, it shall be in written form. If the parties do not take the written form, it shall be regarded as an irregular lease.
- 3. The lessee may sublet the leased property to a third party with the consent of the lessor. The original lease contract continues to be valid. If the third party causes losses to the leased property, the lessee shall compensate for the loss.
- 4. When a lessor sells a leased house, he shall notify the lessee within a reasonable period of time before the sale. The lessee shall have the right to purchase under the same conditions.
- 5. For house leasing, the lessor and lessee must go through the registration formalities for lease registration.
- (1) Real estate title certificate or other legal title certificate;
- (2) The personal identity certificate of the lessor or lessee or the registration certificate of a legal person or other organization;
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- Houses under one of the following circumstances may not be sublet:
- 1. The lessee owes rent;
- 2. The lessee constructs the rented house without permission;
- 3. Pre-rented commercial houses.
- In addition, the lease contract does not stipulate that subleasing is possible, and if the lessor does not agree with the sublease, the lessee does not sublease without permission.
- If the lessee subleases without authorization, the lessor may terminate the lease contract with the lessee.
- 4. Don't go against the wishes of both parties. If there are problems, both parties must discuss them together.