Sublease Agreement Template - South Dakota

You can compose a South Dakota Sublease Agreement if you need to formalize a deal between you, a tenant, and a third party, a subtenant, with the latter replacing you and assuming your financial responsibilities before the landlord who owns the residential or commercial property you have rented. If you are leaving your town for a significant time or your business does not need the space you have used for a store or office, you may be entitled to negotiate and draft a sublease.

To make sure this agreement is valid and will not be disputed in the future, obtain the consent of the landlord or property manager in advance - you can either find this permission in the lease or ask them to sign the sublease with you. The contract you prepare with the subtenant will include the names and addresses of the parties, the legal address of the property to be re-rented, the duration of the agreement (it cannot be longer than the original contract), and the rights and obligations of the individual or company that will live or work in the rental unit.

Haven't found the template you're looking for? Take a look at the related templates below:

• South Dakota Residential Lease Agreement Template;
• South Dakota Residential Rental Agreement Template;
• South Dakota Commercial Lease Agreement Template.