A sublet allows direct landlord communication with the subtenant, unlike a sublease, where the legal relationship is between the primary and subtenant. In a sublet, the new renter makes rent payments to the property owner.Subleasing in Nevada involves a tenant renting out their apartment to another person. Nevada law does not automatically permit subleasing. A Nevada sublease agreement is the contract between the existing tenant and the new tenant. Subletting is the same as subleasing; the two words are interchangeable. As long as your landlord, or state law, approves, anyone can sublet. This article covers the differences between subletting and subleasing, helping you understand the distinctions and make the right choice for your situation. Subletting involves a tenant renting out their rental property to another person, called a subtenant, under a lease or rental agreement. Subletting entails an existing tenant renting out out all or part of their rental to another tenant.