
How much deposit can you take on a rental flat?
A landlord can take a deposit of no more than two months' rent on a rental flat (hyresrätt). The deposit is security for the landlord.
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A landlord can take a deposit of no more than two months' rent on a rental flat (hyresrätt). The deposit is security for the landlord.

You can terminate a subletting contract at any time, but the notice period depends on what your contract states. Usually one month from t...

Your landlord can deduct furniture damage from your deposit only if it exceeds normal wear and tear and results from your negligence. The...

Insurance for a rental flat costs between 1,500 and 4,000 SEK per year depending on the flat's value and location. The cost is determined...

A tenant can stay without a written contract, but without documentation both parties lack protection. Read what the law says and what ris...

Yes, your landlord can require you to pay the first month's rent before you move in. This is an established practice and is entirely lega...

No, you cannot get your deposit back without the landlord inspecting the flat. The final inspection is mandatory by law.

A landlord can require proof of ability to pay rent, but cannot refuse a flat because you are unemployed. Read what applies and what alte...

Acquisition costs when buying property include estate agent fees, registration fees, mortgage deed fees, legal review and property inspec...

A lease-to-own agreement must contain written documentation of the property, the option to purchase, the lease-to-own fee, the savings pl...

Market rent for a one-bedroom flat in Stockholm ranges between SEK 8,500 and 13,000 per month in 2026, depending on location and standard...

Are you entitled to a refund if you terminate your rental contract early? Here's how notice periods, refunds and exceptions work — and wh...