Hazrat Maymoon also used to dislike this.

Ibrahim disliked that a person would rent a house and then sublet it for a higher rent. The narrator says: I asked Ibrahim, "If he does sublet it for a higher rent, to whom does the rent belong?" He replied, "To its owner."

Hazrat Ibn Sirin used to dislike this.

Muhammad, may Allah have mercy on him, says that our companions in Kufa dislike this and say: Neither will we buy nor sell it. Then how will we consume its wealth?

Hazrat Saeed bin Al-Musayyib and Hazrat Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with them both) disliked that a person should rent something and then lease it out to someone else for a higher rent.

Hazrat Auf narrates that Hazrat Hisham bin Hubairah used to judge that if a person takes something on rent and then rents it out to someone else for a higher rent, then the excess is usury.

It is narrated in the same manner from Hazrat Mansoor.