Together launches new BTL hub for faster portfolio cases
Together has announced it will be using the buy-to-let hub from eTech to speed up mortgage underwriting for brokers’ portfolio landlord cases.
The technology allows brokers to record portfolio information and check contact details efficiently. Profiles are stored on the system so they can be accessed later for review or for future applications, removing the need for brokers to check or input landlords’ data numerous times.
Richard Tugwell, group intermediary relationships director at Together, said:
“We are pleased to launch eTech’s BTL Hub technology to our broker network. We’re confident it will be received well as it will mean they can work with clients more quickly and efficiently.
“We’re always looking for new ways to simplify and improve systems at Together and eTech’s BTL Hub is just one of the new technologies we are introducing.”
Mark Blackwell, chief operating officer at eTech, said:
“We’re sure that Together will see great benefits and efficiencies in offering eTech’s buy-to-let hub to its broker network as the submission platform will remove the pressure of heavy admin and speed up the process from underwriting through to offer. We work closely with our clients to ensure our technology continues to meet the needs of both lenders and brokers.”
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