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Buying costs in Sweden

What comes on top of the price when you buy a home in Sweden — stamp duty, mortgage deeds, registration fees, and the yearly property charge. The number no listing shows, and the one newcomers most often get wrong.

Your property
Not the asking price — use what you’re prepared to pay.
Usually in the sales brochure. Leave empty if unknown — the purchase price is used instead.
What the bank lends you. Decides how many mortgage deeds are needed.
They pass to you at no cost. Ask the agent before you bid.

One-off, when you buy

    Every year after that

      What this calculator can’t do: check how many pantbrev really exist on the property, whether the tax value is current, or what the housing association is planning for the next few years. That’s in documents, not in the listing.

      If you have a specific property: Property check, 149 € — I read the documents and write you two pages in English.

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