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Sub-letting: A Field within Property Investing
One issue that a lot of landlords may run into is the issue of their tenant wanting to sublet part of the property. This occurs when the tenant may have more space than they truly require, and they want to earn some money from the excess space. This procedure is allowed with the permission of the landlord over the property.
A description of sub-letting is given by fairtrading.nsw.gov.au as follows,
…the tenant enters into a formal agreement with somebody else to rent part of the premises (eg. the garage or granny flat) or the whole premises to them. In effect, they are taking on the role of landlord for the sub-tenant.
Benefits for the Landlord
The landlord can benefit from allowing the tenants to sublet properties in two different ways:
- Offers less stress that the original tenant may not be able to come up with the rent money owed. If the original tenant has a property that is too large for their needs, then they may not be able to afford it after a while. Sub-letting gives them a source of income and lowers their expense.
- The landlord could ask for a cut of the profits received by the tenant as a result of the sublet.
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