Subleasing is an effective way for a commercial tenant to recoup costs and share certain lease obligations without breaking their contract with a landlord. For instance, subleasing may be a good option when a business tenant has extra office space available or needs to move out before their lease is over. In either case, a subtenant can help the original tenant make rent payments, maintain the property, and fulfill their duties to the landlord. Additionally, sublease agreements can benefit small businesses when they are just starting out. A commercial sublet can provide a startup with the right amount of space for an affordable price.