text: I had a very bad business with Amir Ekbatani. Amir contacted me and asked me if I wanted to sell my apartment at a high price. He said he always has a list of people interested in my apartment, and he can sell my apartment at any time at a very high price, and therefore asked me to sell my apartment via him. He also asked for a very high "arvode", 62 500 Kr for a one-room 30 square meters apartment. I accepted the price since he promised he can sell the apartment at a very high price, but as I explain further, it was not true.  The truth is that he never had such a list of customers for my apartment. He also never asked me my expected selling price for the apartment. He would always tell me that he would sell it at a very high price, and he put a very low "utgångspris" and he argued that he will sell it at a price much higher than the "utgångspris." The result was that he sold my apartment at a very low price, and in fact at a price that he wanted to sell it, not my expectation.  I had a month and a half time, and we could have had more "visningar" but I was stressed and he told me that he would have sold the apartment immediately if he were me. I asked him let's have a new advertisement at Hemnet with new photos and try once again, but he disagreed. It seemed to me that he did not want to put more effort into this.  He got an extremely high "arvode" for 62500 Kr for a one-room 30 square meters apartment, where other brokers in uppsala would typically get 40 000 Kr to 50 000 Kr. The reason I agreed with the amount was that he promised me he would sell the apartment at a very high price, which was never true.  One more thing is that he did not took new photos from my apartment (despite his high "arvode") He used the same photos that were used when I was buying the apartment (I was buying and selling the apartment from the same broker.) Later I also noticed that he has used the text from the previous contract, meaning that he did minimum work despite getting a high "arvode."  In general, I would not recommend Amir. He is unprofessional, he claims high "arvode", he does not pay attention to the customer's expectations, and his goals and evaluations are not realistic.  One more thing: if a broker comes to you and tries to persuade you to sell your apartment, I recommend that you do not accept the offer. It would be best that you go to the broker when you are absolutely ready to sell your apartment. 