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Sub letting office space

Swift66 · 2010-09-21 18:12:02

Hello, If I rent a retail unit which contains an upstairs office space which I don't need , can I sublet this space to a business ?? Thanks

21-09-2010 6:12pm

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Swift66

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Hello,

If I rent a retail unit which contains an upstairs office space which I don't need , can I sublet this space to a business ??

Thanks

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#2 22-09-2010 11:07am

macl

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Check your lease.

If in doubt I would run it by your landlord. Sometimes they can frown upon it (mostly because they get a bit peeved seeing you make money from something they should be).

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#3 22-09-2010 4:15pm

Fergal C

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macl is correct, you need to check the lease. Some leases prohibit sub-letting completely, others require that you get written consent from the landlord before sub-letting. Even if the lease does prohibit it, you should still speak to the landlord, he / she might be happy to adjust the terms if it helps keep you as a paying tenant.

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