Seized apartment in an apartment building (4 rooms + kitchen + sauna) in Imatra, Imatra

For sale by official sale carried out by the bailiff on the website www.huutokaupat.com during the period 10 Feb 2026 – 9 Mar 2026: the seized shares 281–362 of the housing company Asunto Oy Vuoksenvarsi, which entitle the holder to possession of an apartment of approximately 82 m² in Itä-Siitola, Imatra. See the sales brochure and attachments for full details.

The seized object is sold by a private sale conducted by the enforcement officer on the website www.huutokaupat.com during the period 10 Feb 2026 – 9 Mar 2026. Additional information on the sales procedure in Swedish is attached.

NOTE! New owner’s liability for certain obligations attached to the shares:

1. Personal liability of the new owner for the previous owner’s unpaid maintenance charges and other arrears:

Under section 7 of chapter 3 of the Limited Liability Housing Companies Act, the new owner is jointly liable with the previous owner for any unpaid company maintenance charges and other payments referred to in section 2(2) of chapter 3. The maximum liability equals the total amount of the company charges and payments for the month when ownership transferred and for the five months immediately preceding it. However, the new owner does not answer for any unpaid company charge or payment not mentioned in the manager’s certificate and which fell due before the date of that certificate.

The buyer’s personal liability is limited to the above maximum amount, which is €368.74 as at 28 Jan 2026.

However, the buyer is also responsible for those instalments that fall due after the above date and become due up to the transfer of ownership (but in any case not exceeding the 1+5 months described above).

2. Loan shares attached to the flat:

According to the manager’s certificate dated 28 Jan 2026, the amount of the company loan shares attributable to the apartment is €3,840.69.

3. Residential tenancy currently in force

The apartment is let at a monthly rent of €735, but the lease does not automatically bind the new owner. Under section 39 of chapter 5 of the Act on Residential Leases, the buyer has the right to terminate the tenancy within one month of the date on which the buyer would have the right to take possession of the apartment (i.e. after the buyer has paid the full purchase price). The tenancy began on 1 Apr 2023. Notice period 6 months. If notice is not given within the stated time, the tenancy continues on the previous terms.

NOTE! Any company receivables and company loan shares encumbering the sold apartment will not be paid from the purchase price. The purchase price is therefore not a so-called debt-free price. The buyer must themselves take care of obligations related to the apartment that fall to their responsibility. Bids made in the online auction should be sized taking these matters into account. The buyer is responsible for any fees relating to transfers of connection agreements.

4. Transfer tax

Before the deed of sale and share certificate can be handed over to the buyer, the buyer must pay the transfer tax due on the purchase. The transfer tax is 1.5% of the purchase price and of the total amount of unpaid company receivables and payments and the company loan attributable to the apartment. Amounts for the transfer tax will be finalised on the date the sales decision becomes legally binding. Transfer tax is paid v