I wouldn't do this if I were you, unless you no longer need your LinkedIn account. For starters, it is aginst LinkedIn's ToS to lease your account. If you do, LinkedIn routinely block leased accounts when they find out that the logging in IP has radically changed. Furthermore, fraudsters sometimes are behind the lease and you wouldn't want to be associated with fraud that could get you arrested for something you practically didn't do. Imagine a scenario where your connection who is a senior executive in a company gets scammed of thousands of USD just because you leased your account. The summary is tht you will likely lose your LinkedIn account or it could put you in trouble because a fraudster used it. I'm not saying the OP is using your LinkedIn for fraud. Some renters may be real marketers, but I wonder why they won't rather pay for LinkedIn ad but prefer paying owners to interecte with their connections. Just know what the conseuences could be before renting your LinkedIn account to OP.