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I can do that in Finland. If I have a problem I just open the website of the house management company (not sure what the official term is) and create a ticket,

by nawitus 11y ago

I can do that in Finland. If I have a problem I just open the website of the house management company (not sure what the official term is) and create a ticket, and someone comes in an fixes the issue. In fact, interaction with the "landlord" is rare, and often the apartment is owned by a company, not an individual.

dagw 11y ago
If Finland's rental market is anything like Sweden then you are almost always renting for a larger company that owns hundreds of apartments all around town and have pretty good economies of scale when it comes things like maintenance. It seems that in the US it much more common with individual landlords and tiny rental companies that perhaps only own that one house you happen live in.