A South Dakota sublease agreement is between a tenant currently renting a property and a new individual (the “subtenant”) who wants to rent part or all of that property.
Generally, a sublease agreement in South Dakota allows an existing tenant to rent property to a third party. This agreement helps the original tenant (or “sublessor”) pay some or all of the rent due to the landlord by having another person live on the property as a renter. Unless subleasing is restricted explicitly in the original lease, South Dakota tenants are free to sublet rental properties at will.