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A landlord must repay a deposit within a reasonable time after the tenant has left the flat. In practice, this means two to three weeks.
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A landlord must repay a deposit within a reasonable time after the tenant has left the flat. In practice, this means two to three weeks.

A pre-move-in inspection is strongly recommended. It documents the flat's condition and protects both landlord and tenant from later disp...

A landlord cannot refuse to end a rental contract without valid grounds. A tenant has the right to give notice according to the contract,...

Internet cannot be deducted from rent unless explicitly agreed. When subletting, you can include internet costs if they are part of your ...

What does insurance for a subtenant cost, who pays, and what should be in the contract? Prices, responsibility and checklist.
You can let out a maximum of two flats on a regular basis without registering as a business. The limit is set by the privatuthyrningslage...

The landlord must show the rental flat and present essential information before the contract is signed. The rules differ between the priv...

Your landlord is legally required to repair mould damage in your rental flat. You can demand a rent reduction or report the matter to the...

A furnished one-bedroom flat in Stockholm costs between 15,000 and 28,000 kronor per month depending on location. Two-bedroom flats range...

Insurance for a rental property costs between 2,000 and 12,000 SEK per year, depending on reconstruction value, location and security sys...

The cost of breaking a subletting contract early is determined by the agreement. You typically pay rent during the notice period and any ...

The inspection when moving in is the landlord's responsibility. You should not pay for the inspection or the inspection report. It protec...