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Subleasing your space can be a good solution for
your business, but there are some things you should know
before you dispose of your property.
First thing's first: be sure to get your
landlord's approval in principle before you start. Make sure
you have nothing outstanding, as they can use it as leverage
to granting consent.
Treat a
sublet like a sale and do your 'pre sub lease' due diligence.
This will help de-risk the process. If you're not sure what
you need to do, get in touch with us.
Best regards
James Crisp Director, Occupier Services DD: +44 (0) 20 7544 2229 jcrisp@nbrealestate.co.uk www.nbrealestate.co.uk
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Did you
know?
Time kills deals. Proper planning will
de-risk the process. Make sure that you've done all of your
due diligence upfront so that your transactions are seamless.
Contact me
today, to find out how NB can help
you.

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Know your
rights
Before you even start, check the lease and
make sure you're clear on what you can and cannot do. Assume
nothing!
Can you sub let the whole or part?
Are there any further conditions
you need to consider?
What rent
can you achieve?
How reasonable
does the landlord have to be?
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