A Sublease Agreement is a rental contract between an original tenant and a subtenant. This document is typically used when the original tenant cannot complete the terms of their lease, need to move, are going to be temporarily relocated, or want to bring in a roommate. Many landlords don't allow subletting without permission, so it is important to check the terms of your lease before making this agreement. In some states, you will even need your landlord's written consent.
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