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[QUOTE="NJCuse97, post: 5221501, member: 5058"]
I look at it like the current office real estate market. No landlord is going to work too hard to help a tenant sublease their office because all the employees are remote. What do they care about an empty space if they have a signed lease? Now if the tenant stops paying rent, they will likely work on a plan to get SOMETHING like a reduced rent with a plan to return to normal later, or an effort to help a sublease to cover some of the loss. But in the case of student seats, why would they spend time and effort (money) to risk losing their already funded seats? If the demand is there, wouldn’t the students want to resell at a profit rather than let the school do that? If someone wanted to sublet my office for more than my rent, I sure wouldn’t hand that profit back to the landlord. Something at issue is that they are not allowed to resell their seats because they are subsidized by the school through student fees. It would be like making a profit by selling gameday parking in your neighbor’s driveway.
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