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Posted by burt on March 08, 2000 at 21:04:58:

In Reply to: My First Sublet posted by Kitty on March 08, 2000 at 12:58:50:

: I plan to move overseas in a couple of months for what may be a permanent assignment, but I want to keep rights to my rent-stabilized apartment in Greenwich Village, just in case things don't work out.

: I'd like to sublet the place to someone I can be sure will pay the rent. Does anyone have any tips on how to go about this? What should I check for, and how?

: Secondly, I'm not sure whether to make this a legal sublet, requesting official permission from my landlord, or to simply describe the sublettor as my "roommate."

Do it legal. It's your absolute right to sublet for 2 of 4 years.

Read about it. Do it exactly as required by DHCR.

http://www.tenant.net/nyc.html

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: : I plan to move overseas in a couple of months for what may be a permanent assignment, but I want to keep rights to my rent-stabilized apartment in Greenwich Village, just in case things don't work out.

: : I'd like to sublet the place to someone I can be sure will pay the rent.  Does anyone have any tips on how to go about this?  What should I check for, and how?

: : Secondly, I'm not sure whether to make this a legal sublet, requesting official permission from my landlord, or to simply describe the sublettor as my "roommate."

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: Do it legal. It's your absolute right to sublet for 2 of 4 years.

: Read about it.  Do it exactly as required by DHCR.  

: http://www.tenant.net/nyc.html


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