Sublease Agreement Template - Washington

Consider completing a Washington Sublease Agreement if you intend to keep the lease yet do not need to use the rental unit for a while - a subtenant to whom you transfer your contractual rights and duties will replace you for a certain period of time and you can keep your lease and the relationship with the landlord intact. Whether the lease you have signed with the property owner permits you to re-rent or not, you can always negotiate this opportunity with the landlord as long as you inform them about your plans in advance.

Draft the sublease naming the parties and recording their contact information, indicating the sublease term, stating the subtenant's duty to pay the rent either to the landlord directly or to you, the tenant, as an intermediary, adding the reference to the original lease and confirming this document is a supplementary part of it, and determining which party is responsible for the general maintenance and repairs of the rental unit.

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

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