Pennsylvania Sublease Agreement

A Pennsylvania sublease agreement is when the current Tenant (sublessor) rents out their place to someone new (sublessee). The original Tenant usually moves out but still stays responsible for the lease, while the new Tenant follows the lease rules until the lease term ends.

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A Pennsylvania sublease agreement is when the current Tenant (sublessor) rents out their place to someone new (sublessee). The original Tenant usually moves out but still stays responsible for the lease, while the new Tenant follows the lease rules until the lease term ends.

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Tenants Right to Sublet

Tenants are not allowed to sublet their rental property without the Landlord’s written permission, unless the lease specifically permits it. If Landlord approval is needed, Tenants can use a Landlord Consent Form.

Short-Term Rental / Lodgings Tax

  • The 6% Pennsylvania Hotel Occupancy Tax applies to short-term rentals (less than 30 days) booked through online platforms or third-party brokers. Some counties may charge extra taxes. [1]

Sample Pennsylvania Sublease Agreement Template

Sources

  1. pa.gov