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Our products for Limited Companies
All of our mortgages are interest free and calculations below are based on a loan amount of £200,000.
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Limited Company mortgages: are they right for you?
Landlords continue to feel the pinch with recent tax changes, and many are choosing to acquire property with a Limited Company. Whether or not you decide this is right for you comes down to your personal circumstances. Make sure you speak with a tax advisor, as they will be able to review your finances and provide direct advice. Our recent blog explores why this is becoming a popular option.
See how we compare
These are based on borrowing £150,000 over 5 years, when you’re borrowing 75% of the property value. All mortgages are interest-only.
| Molo |
| LendInvest |
| Precise |
| Aldermore |
| Monthly Payment | Initial Rate | Product Fee | Cost over 5 years |
|---|---|---|---|
| £423.75 | 3.39% | £0 | £25,425 |
| £423.75 | 3.39% | £1,500 | £26,175 |
| £398.75 | 3.19% | £3,000 | £27,270 |
| £472.50 | 3.78% | £0 | £28,350 |
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Recent articles
Welcome to the UK’s 1st fully-digital multi-director Limited Company mortgage
Molo, the UK’s very first, fully digital, direct-to-consumer mortgage lender has expanded to yet another buy-to-let segment - providing fast, online, totally transparent lending to Limited Companies with up to a total of four directors and/or significant shareholders.
A jam-packed 10 months : an update from our Co-founder and CEO, Francesca Carlesi
It’s been a whole 10 months since Molo first launched its mortgage offer to the UK market (we can’t quite believe it!), so, I thought now would be a great time to update you on our journey so far and our plans for the future.
Mortgage incentives: are they worth it?
Everyone likes ‘stuff’, especially when it’s positioned in a way that makes it seem free. These days, it’s not uncommon to see companies - from phone providers to mortgage lenders - offering incentives to get customers onside and signing up for their products. These incentivised products come in many guises, ...