Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Hotel reservation - I have a hotel that has been open for 4 years, and the transfer fee was 654.38+0.5 million (not transferred by the landlord). Now the landlord wants to take back the house, what should I do?

I have a hotel that has been open for 4 years, and the transfer fee was 654.38+0.5 million (not transferred by the landlord). Now the landlord wants to take back the house, what should I do?

If the tenant who rented it to the landlord transfers it to you again, then you should be able to get your transfer money back, because the tenant has no right to sublet it to others again without the landlord's consent. Does the landlord agree to the tenant subletting again? If the landlord agrees, you are less likely to return, on the contrary, you are more likely to return.

I suggest you see if the landlord has agreed to sublet, or what the landlord's attitude is. This is the decisive key.

Get to know the above situation first.