Subletting, also known as subleasing, involves renting out a property or a portion of it that you are currently leasing, to a new tenant. To sublease your apartment, there are steps you need to take to ensure you, your subtenant and your landlord are protected.A sublease agreement is a legal contract signed between a tenant and a third party allowing the latter to rent out the entire property or any part of it. Subleasing in Nevada involves a tenant renting out their apartment to another person. Nevada law does not automatically permit subleasing. You'll have to go through the application process, get the landlord's permission and check all the boxes of being a good new tenant. This guide discusses what subleasing is, how to sublease your apartment, and where to advertise your apartment as a sublease and find a great tenant. A consent to sublease is a document that the landlord and tenant must sign for a tenant to take on a new lease with someone else. Subletting, in simple terms, is when a tenant rents out their leased property to another person, known as a subtenant, for a portion of their lease term.