
Rent-to-own agreements: What happens to the deposit if the purchase is cancelled?
What happens to your deposit if you cancel a rent-to-own agreement? We clarify the rules regarding repayment and what you should keep in ...
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What happens to your deposit if you cancel a rent-to-own agreement? We clarify the rules regarding repayment and what you should keep in ...

Rent-to-own is a purchasing method requiring low starting capital. The new law (2026:843) requires that the rent must be skälig hyra (rea...

For rent-to-own agreements, two main types of insurance are required: home insurance for your belongings (your responsibility) and buildi...

Your landlord may enter for necessary inspections and urgent repairs. For all other work, one month's notice applies. Here is where the l...

As a landlord, you are allowed to request references from previous landlords to assess a tenant's reliability and ability to pay. It is a...

Your landlord can say no to painting and major alterations, but normal use such as hanging light pictures is usually permitted. Read the ...

A two-bedroom tenant-owned flat (bostadsrätt) in Västerås costs approximately 2.1–2.5 million SEK. Price depends on location, condition a...

Interest relief on subletting is a substantial tax saving. You can deduct interest costs from your mortgage against your rental income – ...

As a tenant, you can freely install loose furniture. Fixed installations require written permission from your landlord. Read about the ru...

Before signing a rental contract, read it carefully. Here are five critical points to verify to avoid disputes later.

Vacancy rate is one of a property company's most important key metrics. A healthy vacancy rate sits below 3–5 per cent. Read about benchm...

From 1 July 2026, up to two homes are covered by the Private Rental Act. Here's how it affects rent, notice periods, tax – and your exist...