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Mark Sandlin
  • Knoxville, TN
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Tenant wants to sublease during travel assignment

Mark Sandlin
  • Knoxville, TN
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Current tenant wants to take on a travel nursing assignment in FL for ~3 months in December. He's been in for about 4 months on an 18mo lease. He is wanting to leave all his furniture in the house and is asking if someone can stay there while he's gone to mitigate his costs. I see potential risks with his stuff breaking / being stolen if we found a suitable mid-term renter, if we even can (short term airbnb laws do not allow under 30 day stays in the city unless permitted). Has anyone dealt with this request or foresee other risks that might make "no" a better answer? If so, is there a good way to word this? Trying to consider this with an open mind but it seems sticky. 

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