A Georgia sublease agreement allows a tenant to sublet their rental unit to a subtenant. A sublessor is the original tenant of the rental unit who is bound to a residential lease agreement with the landlord of the property. They can sublet all or a portion of the premises to a subtenant if the lease allows it.
A Georgia sublease agreement allows a tenant to sublet their rental unit to a subtenant. A sublessor is the original tenant of the rental unit who is bound to a residential lease agreement with the landlord of the property. They can sublet all or a portion of the premises to a subtenant if the lease allows it.
A Georgia sublease agreement allows a tenant to sublet their rental unit to a subtenant. A sublessor is the original tenant of the rental unit who is bound to a residential lease agreement with the landlord of the property. They can sublet all or a portion of the premises to a subtenant if the lease allows it.
Permission – Subletting is allowed in Georgia but the original tenant typically has to obtain consent from the landlord.[1]
Rent Payments – The landlord may have the subtenant pay rent to them directly, but the original tenant remains liable for this obligation as well as any damage caused to the premises.
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