A Pennsylvania sublease agreement is a legal document that a tenant (or “sublessor”) enters into with a third party (or “sublessee”). This agreement allows the sublessor to rent the property to the sublessee for some or all of the original lease term.
When a sublease agreement is in place, the terms of the original lease contract continue to apply to both the actual tenant and the sublessee. This arrangement means that even if the sublessee fails to pay the rent, the original tenant still owes the landlord money for rent.