The stipulations in the contract are dead and people are alive. Let's talk to the owner. If not, it's no use giving it to your tenant. Try the following methods.

1. Send a note-partner (attract investment, just divide it reasonably, you don't have to do it yourself, and then slowly withdraw the funds yourself. )

2. Full agency-find someone to represent your business with full authority, and you can handle the leasing, supply sources, etc. (similar to the nature of joining or acting as an agent, the shareholder is still yourself, and you have to charge a certain agency fee and joining fee, etc.). When the business fails, you can break even (the specific amount is calculated by yourself). If the business is good, kick him out, only if you open it yourself. Just do something, and I don't need to teach you how to lay traps. )

If the owner can sublet it

Then send a note to the market to attract the tenant, and you can charge a certain fee, which is not a loss!

ten businessmen and nine traitors, that's the way it is. Maybe you'll still think it's shameless, but that depends on what kind of person you are.

please add more points! ! ! !