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Finding a housemate/sublet

Are you looking for a housemate or sublet? You can post a free advertisement with us to help your search. Instructions and tips can be found below. When you’re ready to begin, sign up (or log in) and fill out the appropriate form. Subletting Subletting is when tenants have someone else live in their accommodations for a part of the lease term. They will have to write a letter to the landlord asking permission to sublet. Because the law permits tenants to sublet their lease, the landlord cannot reasonably refuse, and if he or she does you can apply to have your lease terminated. Download our sublet or Housemate agreement if you’re considering entering an agreement. How to place a posting If you are advertising rooms for rent, some items that you may wish to include within your advertisement are:

  • when students can move in;
  • what the lease term is;
  • what items (utilities, cable, internet, etc.) are included in the monthly rent;
  • the general (not specific) location of the property; and
  • its proximity to a bus route.

Please note that the College does not permit postings related to off-campus housing on campus bulletin boards. All advertisements of this nature will be removed.

Please also review these tips for avoiding online rental scams. 

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Disclaimer - Please Read Carefully

Before you review listings on this site, you should understand that:

1. NIAGARA COLLEGE DOES NOT RECOMMEND OR ENDORSE ANY LISTING
The information provided on this site is purely for the convenience of Niagara College students and the College does not recommend or endorse any of the premises listed. The listings have not been inspected by Niagara College and the College has not confirmed the accuracy of the information provided or the suitability of the accommodations for residential purposes.

2. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO INSPECT AND INVESTIGATE ANY LISTING
It is the responsibility of the student to contact the landlord directly. Niagara College highly recommends a personal inspection of the premises and an exhaustive review of all arrangements with the landlord. Any student who does not feel qualified to entertain these investigations should seek either parental advice or professional assistance.

3. AS A TENANT, YOU MAY BE ASSUMING PERSONAL LIABILITY RISKS AND SHOULD CONSIDER INSURANCE
Students are also warned that as tenants they may potentially incur risks which expose them to personal liability as occupiers of property. All students are urged to review the issue of insurance with their landlord and/or their own insurance agents.

4. NIAGARA COLLEGE IS NOT LIABLE FOR YOUR USE OF THIS SITE
Niagara College does not make any representations about or endorse any of the listings on this site and provides no guarantee that any listing is trustworthy, safe or suitable. The College is not responsible for any damage or losses resulting from your use of the site and by using the site, you accept and assume and agree to be solely responsible for all damage or losses you incur as a result of your use of this site.

5. HOW TO RECOGNIZE AND AVOID RENTAL SCAMS
Please carefully review the resources section of this website. While instances of online fraud may be rare, it is important to be attentive when conducting a housing search or looking for potential tenants/subletters

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