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Posted by Mark Smith on August 12, 1999 at 17:25:25:

In Reply to: Can son take over father's lease ? posted by Robert on August 12, 1999 at 00:04:58:

Assuming that your father's apartment is rent stabilized, your father would have to move back into the apartment at the end of the sublease, and you could move in with him. After you have lived with your father for two years, your father could move out and you could take over the apartment.

: I've moved back to NYC, and my dad has a 2-bedroom apt that he's been subletting
: to someone else for two years. The lease is up in Nov and the landlord is
: asking my father if he's going to move back into the apt. I lived in this apt
: from 1976-1982, but was never on the lease - anyone know of a way to "takeover"
: or "cosign" the lease, the sublessee is OK with moving out. And at a later
: time I may want to give the lease back to my father.

: thanks, Robert.

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: Assuming that your father's apartment is rent stabilized, your father would have to move back into the apartment at the end of the sublease, and you could move in with him.  After you have lived with your father for two years, your father could move out and you could take over the apartment.

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: : I've moved back to NYC, and my dad has a 2-bedroom apt that he's been subletting
: : to someone else for two years. The lease is up in Nov and the landlord is 
: : asking my father if he's going to move back into the apt. I lived in this apt
: : from 1976-1982, but was never on the lease - anyone know of a way to "takeover"
: : or "cosign" the lease, the sublessee is OK with moving out. And at a later 
: : time I may want to give the lease back to my father.

: : thanks, Robert.


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