Subletting: Saving money with subletting: What tenants are allowed to do | Capital+
Subletting can help you save money – but only with the landlord’s permission and clear rules
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by Lilian Schmitt
3 minsWhen an apartment becomes too big, subletting seems like the perfect solution. However, it often causes more stress than relief – especially from a legal perspective.
The children have left home. The guest room has been empty for months. And the apartment actually seems too big. Perhaps you're planning an extended stay abroad, but don't want to terminate the lease right away. Better: sublet a room or even the entire apartment. But it's not quite that simple.
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