In English Home The exchange Second hand Buy new Add ad Search ad Forgot password? Second hand Here you can both apply for and advertise homes with second-hand contracts. Publishing an ad costs SEK 99. Searching for ads, however, is completely free. You can change or delete your ad by logging in to the login box on the right. Residence conditions for advertising The advertising page is only intended for private individuals. You may not use the advertising space to promote, advertise or link to other websites. It is strictly forbidden to trade in leases. Boplats Göteborg shuts down advertisers who break these rules. Payment: Your second-hand advertisement costs SEK 99, you can pay in three ways: - Automated payment service by phone: tel. 0939 - 20 20 500 (Note - you must enter the numbers in your ad ID, but not the letter in front of the ID number) - Bankgiro. Bankgiro number: 5875-4532. Enter your ad ID and telephone number in the bank's message field when paying. - Pay in cash at Boplats Göteborgs reception at Rosenlundsplatsen 1. Do not forget your advertising ID. Publication:If you have paid through our automated payment service by phone or directly at our reception, your ad will be activated within one working day. If you have paid by bank transfer, it may take a few more working days before the payment has been received by Boplats Göteborg. If you do not see your ad after this time, you can contact Boplats Göteborg on tel. 031 100 250 or email info@boplats.se An advertisement is published for a maximum of two months. You who are to rent If the landlord wants a deposit. Check that the person you contacted is the one they say, and that the person lives in the apartment. For example, you can ask the landlord to show a rental contract and permission to sublet, and ask for contact information to the landlord. If both are safe, the first- and second-hand tenant strongly recommends signing a joint bank account where the deposit amount can only be withdrawn with each other's consent. Do not pay overpriced. A tenancy that is sublet may not cost more than what the person living there pays. If it is rented furnished, it is possible to add about 10%. Tenant ownerswho sublets can charge a monthly fee to the tenant-owner association plus operating costs. Since new legislation was introduced in 2013, the cost of capital for the apartment may also be included in the rent. Read more at the rent tribunal . As a housing applicant, you can contact us if the home does not correspond to what was promised in the advertisement. You who rent out Subletting is when someone rents out their apartment to someone else - also to relatives, children or siblings. It does not matter if you rent or not. It is the lease itself that counts. Approval: You must always have an approval from the landlord. If you do not have the landlord's approval, you may lose the first-hand contract. Reasons for letting: In order for the landlord to agree to the letting, "considerable" reasons are required. If the landlord says no, you can go on to the Rental Board. Reasons can be age or illness, temporary work or studies in another place, special family circumstances such as having a probationary partner or other reasons such as care for a close relative. Rental period: The landlord usually gives his consent one year at a time for a maximum of three years in total. If you are a cohabitant, however, you may sublet for a maximum of one year in total. Landlord's consent to tenant: The landlord must also give his consent to the proposed subtenant. Reasons to refuse consent may be if the person is known to be disruptive. The ability to pay, on the other hand, must not constitute grounds for refusing consent. May not request compensation: The landlord may not request compensation from the tenant for costs in connection with subletting. Responsibility for the apartment:There is no tenancy between the subtenant and the original landlord (usually also the property owner). The first-time tenant is still responsible for the apartment to the property owner. If the subtenant mishandles the rent payment, there is sufficient reason to terminate the contract. Tip : Always pay the rent yourself and let the sub-tenant deposit the corresponding amount in your account, so that you do not risk losing the contract. Contract: It is very important to have a written contract, both for the person who rents and the person who rents out. The contract regulates, for example, the rent, how long the rental should be, notice period, if the electricity is included, etc. Can not demand to take over the contract: The subtenant is never entitled to demand to take over the first-hand contract. Dispute: If you end up in a dispute that you can not resolve, you can as a last resort go to court. The Rental Board mediates in disputes concerning housing. Insurance: Keep in mind that you need your own home insurance as a subtenant. Rent Rental cost: For tenancies, the sublease should be the same as the first tenant pays. However, a fully furnished apartment can be rented out with a surcharge of about 10%. If you charge an unreasonable surcharge, the first-time tenant may be liable for a refund. Tenant owners who sublet can charge a monthly fee to the tenant-owner association plus operating costs. Since new legislation was introduced in 2013, the cost of capital for the apartment may also be included in the rent. Read more at the rent tribunal . Deposit: A deposit can, for example, be equivalent to 1-6 monthly rents. Tip: In order not to be deceived, find out that the apartment and the person are there, and that the person lives in the apartment. Ask the renter to show a rental contract and permission to sublet. You can also ask for contact information to the landlord. Tip : We strongly recommend that the first- and second-hand tenant open a joint bank account that both sign together, and can only withdraw the deposit amount with each other's consent. This is a security both for you who rent out and you who will rent. Tax: You must pay tax on the income from the rental, but you may also make certain deductions - read about the tax rules on the Swedish Tax Agency's website . Links Read more The Rental Board - about subletting. Property owners - guidelines for subletting. The Tenants' Association - questions and answers about second-hand. Contract The Tenants' Association's second-hand contract (pdf). Manage ads To change your ad, you must log in. Email address Password Forgot Password? 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