New service offers incorporation and mortgage lending online

New service offers incorporation and mortgage lending online


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PropTech firms GetGround and Molo are partnering to offer landlords a one-stop-shop for dealing with the administrative details of buy to let purchasing.

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GetGround is a digital service for company formation, management and current accounts in the buy to let sector. Meanwhile Molo is an online mortgage lender working directly with investors and landlords. 

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The partnership means buy to let purchasers will be able to form a company, open a current account and secure mortgage finance in three steps on the same platform. 

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Moubin Faizullah Khan, chief executive of GetGround, explains: “This partnership creates one comprehensive service that never before existed. It’s an innovation that significantly reduces the cost, time and admin-induced headaches that these requirements all too often create for our customers when handled in isolation.”

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And the chief executive of Molo, Francesca Carlesi, adds: “Customers can easily set up a limited company and realise their buy to let ambitions with a fast and easy-to-use service.”

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