Texas Sublease Agreement

A Texas sublease agreement defines the terms that allow a subtenant to move into an already-leased rental unit. The initial tenant (the “sublessor”) is responsible for upholding the terms of the master lease” and must ensure they select a subtenant who will pay rent on time and follow the landlord’s policies.

Texas Sublease Agreement

A Texas sublease agreement defines the terms that allow a subtenant to move into an already-leased rental unit. The initial tenant (the “sublessor”) is responsible for upholding the terms of the master lease” and must ensure they select a subtenant who will pay rent on time and follow the landlord’s policies.

Last updated February 7th, 2024

A Texas sublease agreement defines the terms that allow a subtenant to move into an already-leased rental unit. The initial tenant (the “sublessor”) is responsible for upholding the terms of the master lease” and must ensure they select a subtenant who will pay rent on time and follow the landlord’s policies.

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Laws

Landlord’s Consent – The tenant must obtain the landlord’s consent prior to subletting the rental unit to another party.[1]

Texas Sublease Agreement (Preview)

Sources

    1. § 91.005