There is nothing in your lease which prevents you from subletting, but please contact us requesting permission. This must be done as it affects your buildings insurance policy. We also need your address and contact details as you will continue to be responsible for the service charges. You must also consult your lender regarding conditions about subletting.
Make sure you have a suitable tenancy agreement between you and your tenant and it includes the covenants (rules) contained in your lease. Even though you will no longer be living in the property, the lease is in your name and you are responsible for the property and the way your tenants behave. Any breach of covenant by your tenant could result in court action being taken against you, as the owner.
Also as a landlord you must ensure your tenant’s safety regarding gas, electrical and fire appliances – it is your obligation to have these checked regularly and obtain the relevant certificates.