What property owners most often wonder before a corporate letting.
You rent out your home to a company rather than to a private individual. The company is party to the lease and uses the home for, for example, project staff, consultants or new hires. We handle the whole process: valuation, photography, matching with companies, contract, move-in, ongoing resident support and final inspection.
It depends on the home’s location, size and condition. Corporate letting often gives a stable and favourable rent level, because companies want quality, furnished homes for longer periods. Contact us and we’ll make a free valuation of your specific home.
Short-term letting gives high flexibility but requires more frequent turnovers and more logistics. Corporate housing means longer contracts with a company as tenant – steadier income, fewer turnovers and less wear.
Leases normally run for 12–24 months, which gives you a stable and predictable rental income. We can also offer other solutions for open-ended stays and periods shorter than 12 months – get in touch and we’ll look at what suits your home best. The lease length is always decided together with you before the letting begins.
We draw up the lease between you and the company and make sure the terms are secure for both parties. All companies we work with undergo background and credit checks before a contract is signed.
The company is party to the lease and pays the rent – not the individual employee living in the home. That gives a stable counterparty with a good ability to pay.
We carry out thorough inspections at both move-in and move-out, and are a contact throughout the tenancy. Damage is handled via the lease and, when needed, we help with insurance matters and coordinate repairs with tradespeople.
Yes, corporate homes are generally let fully furnished and equipped. If you have questions about what should be included, we’re happy to go through it with you before the letting.
Tax rules depend on whether you let a private home or as a business, and how large the rental income is. We can give general guidance – for advice on your specific case we always recommend Skatteverket or a tax adviser.
Block rental means a company rents several homes in the same property through one shared agreement. It gives owners a stable income across the whole portfolio and a single professional counterparty. Contact us and we’ll tell you more about the setup.
Prepare the home by reviewing furnishing and equipment, gathering keys, and checking insurance and any permits from the association or landlord. When you contact us we go through the whole checklist together before photography and advertising.
Stable rental income, a professional counterparty, less admin and a well-cared-for home. The employees who live there generally treat it with care, and with us as your partner you have a personal contact who handles everything ongoing.