neliölevyliitokset

Neliölevyliitokset, also known as square meter connections or square meter agreements, are a type of real estate transaction in Finland where the buyer purchases a specific number of square meters of a property, rather than the entire property. This type of agreement is common in urban areas where land is scarce and expensive, and it allows buyers to own a portion of a larger property without the responsibility of maintaining the entire building.

In a neliölevyliitos, the buyer typically pays a monthly fee to the property owner, which covers the cost of maintenance, utilities, and other shared expenses. The buyer also has the right to use a specific number of square meters of the property for their own purposes, such as living or working. The buyer may also have the right to sell or transfer their share of the property to another buyer, subject to the terms of the agreement.

Neliölevyliitokset are regulated by Finnish real estate law, which requires that the agreement be in writing and that it clearly outlines the rights and responsibilities of both the buyer and the property owner. The agreement must also comply with any applicable building regulations and zoning laws.

Neliölevyliitokset can be a useful option for buyers who want to own a property in an urban area but cannot afford to purchase an entire property. They can also be a good option for property owners who want to generate rental income from their property without the hassle of managing tenants. However, it is important for buyers to carefully review the terms of the agreement and to consult with a real estate attorney before entering into a neliölevyliitos.