Buyer guides
Practical guides for buyers between the listing and the contract: how the transfer inspection works, how to read the report, what hidden defects really mean, and how to turn findings into a bid.
Everything about the Swedish transfer inspection before buying a house: what the inspector actually checks, 2026 costs, who pays, and how to use the report when bidding.
Read guideAn inspection report is 30–60 pages where three lines decide the price. How to find the risk analysis, separate cosmetics from capital damage, and put a number on every finding.
Read guideBuild year, heating and "bathroom renovated in 2004" — how to read a Hemnet or Booli listing before the viewing, and which questions to ask the agent.
Read guideWhat counts as a hidden defect, how far the seller's liability reaches, what the buyer's duty to investigate means, and how to document properly before the purchase.
Read guideHow to translate inspection findings into a maximum bid, when to negotiate a reduction, and how to avoid bidding past the actual condition of the house.
Read guideA step-by-step checklist for buying a house in Sweden: mortgage promise, viewing, inspection, bidding, contract and possession — with the costly parts flagged.
Read guideUpload the PDF and Grund prioritises every finding, gives you local cost ranges and three nearby contractors who can quote — before you bid.
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