Lease Subordination Agreement

If you're renting property that's not owned outright by the landlord, or you're a landlord who wants to guarantee a renter's lease, you can use a Lease Subordination Agreement to help ensure that the tenant remains on the property during the length of the lease . With this agreement, tenants can stay in the property, regardless of who owns it.

Use the Lease Subordination Agreement document if:

You're a landlord leasing mortgaged property and you want to help ensure that a tenant can remain on the property even if you no longer own it.
You've rented mortgaged property and want to be protected if the landlord no longer owns the property.

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