The North Carolina sublease agreement is an option to be considered by those who would like to move out of a particular property that they are contractually obligated to rent. Although this type of arrangement may seem appealing, there are several factors you may want to evaluate before beginning the process. First off, this action can only be carried out if the landlord approves of the sublet, so it is important to get their written permission prior to looking for a subtenant. Secondly, the sublessor is still liable for the conditions made within the primary agreement, so selecting a sublessee that they feel is going to uphold their part of the deal is critical.

If the tenant receives clearance from the landlord and finds a trustworthy subtenant, then the parties may proceed by entering the details of the arrangement into the document itself. Users must indicate how much the security deposit/periodic rent will be, when the subtenancy will commence & expire, and what additional terms & conditions wish to be included. To create a binding pact, the parties (including the primary landlord) should sign off on the document as validation that a mutual agreement occurred.