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If you don't pay your rent on time, your landlord can terminate your rental agreement. Learn about the process, your rights, and what you...
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If you don't pay your rent on time, your landlord can terminate your rental agreement. Learn about the process, your rights, and what you...

The Private Housing Rental Act (2026:772) sets clear rules for how rent is determined, requiring it to be fixed at a specific amount and ...

No, you cannot deduct your electricity bill from the rent when subletting. Learn the rules for electricity in subletting contracts and wh...

Yes, you can charge a higher deposit for a furnished let, but it must be reasonable. Learn the rules and what the law says.

Yes, you can get your rent back if the heating is switched off through a rent reduction. Read about the rules in Chapter 12, Section 11 o...

Yes, you can sublet your flat to a colleague, but you need the landlord's approval and must follow the Private Housing Act (2026:772). Le...

No, the landlord cannot raise the rent mid-contract. Here are the rules for fixed-term contracts, indefinite contracts and subletting – a...
Yes, you can add an extra tenant, but the landlord must approve it. Read about the rules, the difference from subletting, and how to proc...

A landlord cannot end a subletting contract early without a valid reason. Learn about the rules, your rights, and what to do if you recei...

Sweden does not have market rents; rent is set according to the utility-value system. We clarify the concepts, the figures, and the polit...

The answer is no. We explain why shoes in the stairwell are considered a fire hazard and what the law says about your obligation to keep ...

Are you entitled to compensation for permanent fixtures in a rental flat? Read about the rules regarding improvements, approvals, and leg...