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Licensed Real Estate Broker

Registered Real Estate Broker in Sweden

Independent advisory for private buyers and property investors in Stockholm County. Licensed and supervised by Fastighetsmäklarinspektionen (FMI).

Registered with FMI, the Swedish government authority that licenses and supervises all real estate brokers. Only a licensed broker may legally intermediate property transactions in Sweden.

Buying Property in Sweden, With a Licensed Broker on Your Side

In Sweden, only a broker registered with Fastighetsmäklarinspektionen (FMI) may legally intermediate the purchase or sale of real property. I hold this license, which means you get government-supervised consumer protection, mandatory professional liability insurance, and a legal duty of care toward you as buyer.

Licensed buyer representation

In most Swedish transactions, the broker represents the seller. I work exclusively for you as buyer, with the full legal authority of a licensed broker. This includes contract preparation, price negotiation, and ensuring your interests are protected throughout.

Navigate the Swedish system

Bostadsrätt, villa, or rental apartment? Bidding process (budgivning), mortgage pre-approval, association finances (föreningens ekonomi), title registration (lagfart). I guide you through every step of the Swedish property market.

No language barrier

Full service in English and Swedish. Contract review, bank communication, negotiations with sellers and their brokers. All handled bilingually so nothing gets lost in translation.

Government-supervised protection

As a licensed broker, I operate under the Swedish Real Estate Brokers Act (fastighetsmäklarlagen) and am supervised by FMI. This means mandatory documentation, professional liability insurance, and legal accountability. Your protection by law.

Who this is for

  • Expats and international professionals relocating to Stockholm
  • Foreign buyers purchasing residential property in Sweden
  • Swedish buyers who want independent, licensed representation on their side
  • Anyone navigating the Swedish property market for the first time

Good to Know

In Sweden, it is illegal to intermediate the purchase or sale of real property without a license from Fastighetsmäklarinspektionen (FMI). Licensed brokers must complete an accredited university-level program, pass a national examination, carry professional liability insurance, and submit to continuous government supervision. This protects you as a consumer, whether you are buying your first apartment or selling a portfolio.
A licensed broker operates under the Swedish Real Estate Brokers Act and is subject to government supervision by FMI. This includes a duty of care toward both buyer and seller, mandatory documentation, and professional liability insurance. Under the Swedish Land Code (Jordabalken), only a licensed broker may act as intermediary in direct property transfers (jordabalksförvärv). Unregulated property advisors are not bound by these requirements and cannot broker such transactions.
Yes. As a licensed broker, I can represent you through the entire buying process, from identifying suitable properties and reviewing association finances, to bidding, contract negotiation, and closing. I work exclusively for you as the buyer, in both English and Swedish.
First you'll need a Swedish personal identity number (personnummer) and a bank account to get mortgage pre-approval. From there, we define your criteria, I help you navigate listings and viewings, and guide you through the bidding and legal process. Book a free introductory call and we'll map out your timeline together.
Instead of selling the property directly, the owner sells the limited company (AB) that holds the property. This is common in Sweden for tax efficiency reasons, as the buyer acquires the shares rather than the asset. The process involves analysis of latent tax, corporate structure review, buyer identification, and coordinated legal documentation.
Yes. Valuations can be carried out independently of any transaction. Whether you need a market overview for internal planning, refinancing discussions, or simply an updated assessment of your holdings, a valuation carries no obligations.