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Guide · Updated October 12, 2026

Sublease and Roommate Agreements: Notary Questions

A sublease or roommate agreement sets out who pays what and who is responsible for the home. Notarizing it is optional in many cases, yet some landlords or parties ask for it.

Quick answer. A sublease is made when the original tenant rents all or part of the unit to another person while the first lease stays in place. A roommate agreement is between co-tenants who share the unit. They do different jobs and usually need different wording.

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Roommate Shared Expenses and Settle-Up Workbook

Everyone logs what they paid. The workbook shows who owes whom and how to settle in a few payments.

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