uudelleenvuokrausta

Uudelleenvuokraus is a Finnish term that translates to subleasing or subrenting. It refers to a situation where a tenant rents out a property they are currently renting from a landlord to another party, known as a subtenant. This is distinct from assigning a lease, where the original tenant transfers all their rights and responsibilities to a new tenant.

In Finland, uudelleenvuokraus is generally permissible but often requires the landlord's consent. The original tenant, who is the sublessor, remains responsible for the lease agreement with the landlord, even when subleasing. This means they are liable for rent payments, property damage, and adherence to the terms of the original lease. The subtenant has a direct rental agreement with the original tenant, not the property owner.

The terms of the uudelleenvuokraus agreement are determined by the original tenant and the subtenant. This includes rent amount, payment schedule, duration of the sublease, and any specific rules or conditions. It is crucial for both the original tenant and the subtenant to have a clear, written sublease agreement outlining these terms to avoid misunderstandings.

Landlords may have specific clauses in the main lease agreement regarding uudelleenvuokraus. These clauses can stipulate the need for written permission, limitations on who can sublease, or even prohibit it entirely. If a tenant subleases without the landlord's permission when it is required, it can be considered a breach of the lease agreement, potentially leading to eviction.