Sublease Agreement Template - Louisiana

If you want to transfer your tenancy to a third party (an individual or entity) in case you do not want to continue following the terms of the lease or are unable to do so, you should consider a Louisiana Sublease Agreement - this document will name a subtenant who will live in the apartment you rented or use the commercial property entrusted to you in the first place.

As long as you have the permission of the landlord indicated in the text of the lease or granted once you reach out to them to discuss the sublease, you are allowed to compose a legally binding sublease. This supplementary contract will be attached to the lease and elaborate on certain provisions you have included originally in the agreement signed with the landlord. When drafting a sublease, you need to state the names and contact details of the parties, record the address of the real estate, outline the duration of the lease, and determine which party will be liable for the utilities, general maintenance, and repairs.

Still looking for a particular template? Take a look at the related templates below:

• Louisiana Residential Lease Agreement Template;
• Louisiana Residential Rental Agreement Template;
• Louisiana Commercial Lease Agreement Template.