Bostadsrättshyresgäster

Bostadsrättshyresgäster refers to individuals who rent an apartment from a tenant who owns a bostadsrätt, which translates to a right of residence in a housing cooperative. Unlike a traditional rental agreement with a property owner, a bostadsrätt is a form of ownership where the individual owns a share of the housing cooperative and thus has the right to live in a specific apartment.

When a bostadsrätt owner decides to rent out their apartment, the person renting it is considered a bostadsrättshyresgäst. The rental agreement is then made directly with the bostadsrätt owner, not with the housing cooperative itself. The housing cooperative has rules and regulations that the bostadsrätt owner must adhere to, and these often extend to their tenants. This can include regulations regarding subletting, noise, and the use of common areas.

The rights and responsibilities of a bostadsrättshyresgäst are typically outlined in the subletting agreement. They are generally responsible for paying rent to the bostadsrätt owner and for maintaining the apartment in good condition. The bostadsrätt owner remains responsible to the housing cooperative for the apartment and the payment of their share of the cooperative's fees. It is important for both parties to understand the terms of the subletting agreement and any relevant rules set by the housing cooperative.