IF I NEED TO MOVE CAN I SUBLET THE PROPERTY? - No. However, we can usually work with you. What you need to understand and remember is that there is a legally binding agreement and the owner is basically saying, "I'm not going to force you to leave, and in return, you promise to stay". So, what you can do is find a replacement. Similar to a sublet in that the property remains occupied but totally different in that you are released from your obligations and a new tenant signs a completely new Lease Agreement. This is actually better for you. It also is better for the owner because the new tenant normally signs a lease equal in term to the one you are exiting which in essence then extends his current cash flow expectations.

Here is the excerpt from the Lease Agreement as it pertains to subletting:

SUBLET
LESSEE shall not assign, sublet or transfer his interest, nor any part thereof, without prior written consent of the LESSOR, nor shall LESSEE use the premises for any commercial enterprise or for any purpose which is unlawful against State, Federal, City or County ordinances, nor shall LESSEE commit waste, excessive noise or create a nuisance in, on or about the premises or other unreasonable disturbances to others.

**This clause is subject to change without notice. Be sure and read your lease agreement and understand it in its entirety. 

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