Individuals who have received a payment notice following, for example, an unpaid invoice can be denied a contract by a landlord. However, nearly 4,000 of the country's landlords neglect their own payments. Among the worst are those with hundreds of payment notices. This is reported by Hem & Hyra.
A payment notice is set by a credit reporting company and flags that a person or company has not managed their payments. Common causes are unpaid invoices or debts that have been sent to the bailiff. A person the newspaper has spoken to has a missed invoice of 2,500 kronor, which resulted in denied contact.
Among the landlords with payment notices are both municipally-owned companies and foundations. The landlords have a total of payment notices worth one billion kronor. The individual claims range from 100 kronor to 92 million kronor.
