Pennsylvania Sublease Agreement

Pennsylvania sublease agreement allows a tenant to lease their unit to a third party to the lease agreement for a set period of time. The original tenant is both bound to the terms of the sublease and to those of the master lease; they must ensure the landlord continues to receive rent payments. In many cases, landlords require that tenants obtain approval before subletting a unit.

Pennsylvania Sublease Agreement

Pennsylvania sublease agreement allows a tenant to lease their unit to a third party to the lease agreement for a set period of time. The original tenant is both bound to the terms of the sublease and to those of the master lease; they must ensure the landlord continues to receive rent payments. In many cases, landlords require that tenants obtain approval before subletting a unit.

Last updated January 14th, 2024

Pennsylvania sublease agreement allows a tenant to lease their unit to a third party to the lease agreement for a set period of time. The original tenant is both bound to the terms of the sublease and to those of the master lease; they must ensure the landlord continues to receive rent payments. In many cases, landlords require that tenants obtain approval before subletting a unit.

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Laws

Subject to Original Lease – Sublessees must comply with the terms stipulated in the lease agreement made between the landlord and the original tenant.[1]

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Sources

  1. § 250.105