Laws
Written Consent – Tenants must obtain their landlord’s written permission before subleasing their rental unit.[1]
A Montana sublease agreement allows a tenant to rent out a leased residence to a third party, referred to as a sublessee. The document will generally relay the cost of rent, utility payments, and other responsibilities the sublessee assumes. Subleases are commonly used to cover periods of absence, to complete the original tenant’s term, or to supplement rental costs.
A Montana sublease agreement allows a tenant to rent out a leased residence to a third party, referred to as a sublessee. The document will generally relay the cost of rent, utility payments, and other responsibilities the sublessee assumes. Subleases are commonly used to cover periods of absence, to complete the original tenant’s term, or to supplement rental costs.
A Montana sublease agreement allows a tenant to rent out a leased residence to a third party, referred to as a sublessee. The document will generally relay the cost of rent, utility payments, and other responsibilities the sublessee assumes. Subleases are commonly used to cover periods of absence, to complete the original tenant’s term, or to supplement rental costs.
Written Consent – Tenants must obtain their landlord’s written permission before subleasing their rental unit.[1]