Real Estate Agent · USA · Member since 2016 · 909 posts · 1k+ votes
7y
Hi Jahmal! What market are you trying to do this in? That will make an ENORMOUS difference in responses depending on the market. There are many urban markets that landlords and the codes departments will absolutely shut this down. However, some are more lenient! A little detail and we can give you some help!
Real Estate Agent · USA · Member since 2016 · 909 posts · 1k+ votes
7y
Hi Jahmal! What market are you trying to do this in? That will make an ENORMOUS difference in responses depending on the market. There are many urban markets that landlords and the codes departments will absolutely shut this down. However, some are more lenient! A little detail and we can give you some help!
Hi Jahmal! What market are you trying to do this in? That will make an ENORMOUS difference in responses depending on the market. There are many urban markets that landlords and the codes departments will absolutely shut this down. However, some are more lenient! A little detail and we can give you some help!
Rental Property Investor · Rohnert Park, CA · Member since 2014 · 306 posts · 160 votes
7y
It might work for you to modify the language on the rental contract that the landlord writes for you. Just write in there that subleasing for short term rentals is allowed.