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Nate Smoyer
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  • Rapid City, SD
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Should I allow subleasing?

Nate Smoyer
  • Specialist
  • Rapid City, SD
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I have a single family home, 4 bed 2 bath that I rent out for $1800. 3/4 of the current tenants are students with co-signers. Two of those students are looking into doing an excursion this summer and asked if they could sublet for two months.

At the end of the day, I'm concerned with having tenants who care for the home and pay rent on time. Students are not my preference as tenants, but having co-signers made me feel better about renting to them. That being said, I am concerned about subletting.

Would you allow subletting in this situation?

*Context - we have a tremendous student population here in Bellingham, WA. This is a very common tactic I see, but I don't have experience allowing it.

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