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Few RFO units Left. 5K Cash-out Lipat Agad with Complete Requirements
With free Meralco Connection. The Remaining 10K is Payable in 1 month.
For Inquiries: Ramonito Cainap 09292597347
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Total Contract Price: 950,000.00
Reservation: 5,000.00
Misc. Fee: 10,000.00

Monthly Amortization for first 5 years (with rebates)
25years 8,905.70
20years 9,453.82
15years 10,505.26
10years 12,847.92
5years 20,410.18
Monthly Amortization for first 5 years (after rebates)
25years 9,903.89
20years 10392.82
15years 11,371.71

Deca Homes Bellavista Buyer's Guide

Just a few minutes drive from the hustle and bustle of metropolitan life, discover BELLA VISTA, a home more than you can wish for. Located amidst the terrain of General Trias, Cavite, Bella Vista offers you a haven of a community complete with the amenities of a good life. A few minutes drive from the major city centers, transport yourself to serene surroundings among the spacious area of Cavite.

For only a P5,000 reservation fee, you can now stake out a place you can call your very own. Backed by years of experience in the developments of housing and residences, DECA Homes promises the same care and expertise in providing you with your own home.
5 EASY STEPS TO RESERVE A UNIT AT DECA HOMES
1. Contact the Page Owner or Page Admin
- Contact the Page Owner or Page Admin for project presentation purposes.
2. Review and Analyze the project presentation
- Review its house specification, features and amenities. Analyze its computation sheet and payment option. Set a tripping schedule HERE!
3. Do a site tripping or viewing
- Coordinate with your Real Estate Salesperson when will be the best time to see the unit/project.
4. Purchase the unit
- During the site tripping/viewing you have the option the reserve the unit.
Reservation fee, Proof of Income, and 2 Valid Id's are the initial documents needed.
5. Documentation process
- All the documents needed for your Inhouse housing loan application will be submitted 30 days after the reservation period. Otherwise your account will be cancelled.
SALES RESERVATION PROCESS
RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS
Self Employed
- 1 Month Updated Payslip
- Company ID
- Any Government Issued ID
- Reservation Fee
OFW / SEAFARERS
- Job Contract
- Passport Copy
- Any Government Issued ID
- Reservation Fee
Initial documents to be filled up by the buyer during the reservation

Duly filled-up and Signed Reservation Agreement Form
Buyer’s Information Sheet
Computation Sheet with Buyer's Signature
Reservation Fee Payment Receipt
Signed Contract to Sell

INHOUSE REQUIREMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED 30 DAYS UPON THE RESERVATION PERIOD

For Regular Employed Member / OFW
Certificate of Employment & Compensation (CEC)
Company ID w/ signature
Govenrment Issued ID
Birth Certificate or Marriage Contract, if married
4 pcs of 1 x 1 ID pictures
Tax Identification Number (TIN)
Proof of Billing (Meralco, Maynilad, Bank Statements, Credit Card)
Postdated checks for the Equity/Downpayment Installment payments
Special Power of Attorney (SPA), For OFW
Valid ID of the SPA, For OFW

MAGANDA MAG-INVEST SA DECA HOMES CAVITE!

MPIC-Ayala, gov’t ink P65-B LRT 1 deal

MANILA, Philippines – The tandem of infrastructure giant Metro Pacific Investments Corp. (MPIC) and conglomerate Ayala Corp. yesterday vowed to provide world-class mass transit system to Filipino commuters after signing the concession agreement for the P65-billion Light Rail Transit line 1 Cavite extension project. MPIC chairman Manuel V. Pangilinan said the Light Rail Manila Consortium is committed to deliver a safe, reliable, and world-class rail system comparable to commuter railway hubs in the region. “This event brings an epiphany to LRT-1 and Metro Manila commuters. This system has been operating for more than 20 years,” Pangilinan said.

He said more Filipinos would be encouraged to opt for LRT-1 as the preferred mode of commuting and this would relieve the increasingly heavy traffic routes, rising fuel prices, and growing concern over air pollution. “It is a commitment of this consortium to deliver safe, reliable, and world-class rail system to Metro Manila,” he added. Pangilinan said the efficient transport system would serve as a catalyst for growth and extend LRT-1 running all the way to Bacoor in Cavite making it the longest in the country. Fernando Zobel de Ayala, president and chief operating officer of Ayala Corp., said LRT-1 is a vital component of the country’s transport network that would help ease the pressures brought about by the increasing development around the metropolis. “We are all aware of the challenges that this process has faced and we are delighted to finally have reached this milestone. We are delighted to be working with the Metro Pacific Group on this project. I cannot imagine a better group to partner with for a project with this scale and complexity, we are likewise glad to have in the team the Macquarie Group as and investment partner in this endeavor,” Zobel said. MPIC’s Metro Pacific Light Rail Corp. controls 55 percent of the consortium followed by Ayala’s AC Infrastructure Holdings Corp. with 35 percent and the Philippine Investment Alliance for Infrastructure’s Macquarie Infrastructure Holdings (Philippines) PTE Ltd. with 10 percent.

Under the agreement, LRMC would operate and maintain the existing LRT-1 from Roosevelt in Quezon City up to Baclaran and at the same time construct an 11.7-km extension to the Niog area in Bacoor, Cavite consisting of eight new train stations traversing the cities of Parañaque and Las Piñas up to Bacoor. “The signing ceremony marks the end of the bid process and it also signals the start of the long and difficult work ahead. We are absolutely confident that we will able to deliver the safe, efficient, and comfortable riding experience that our customers deserve,” Zobel said. LRMC has forged partnerships with three leading French companies to deliver a world-class rail transit system. Both Bouygues Travaux Publics and Alstom Transport are well known for their impressive track records in constructing mass rail transit systems in France and other parts of the world while the RATP Group that operates Paris Metro, has been tapped as technical partner. Transportation Secretary Joseph Emilio Abaya said LRMC yesterday forwarded the 10 percent down payment of its P9.35 billion premium offer for the largest public private partnership (PPP) project awarded so far by the Aquino administration.

The remaining 90 percent would be paid over the 32-year concession period. “The signing of the agreement for LRT-1 Cavite extension is proof of our firm determination to bring much needed transport services for people despite the many obstacles along the way,” Abaya said. MPIC president Jose Maria Lim said in an interview with reporters that LRMC has 12 months to do financial closing and take over the operations of the existing LRT-1 system and 48 months to deliver the extension all the way to Cavite.

Lim said the extension would be completed in about five years. He revealed that LRMC has committed to invest P35 billion for the project that is envisioned to help ease the worsening traffic conditions in the Parañaque-Las Piñas-Cavite corridor. “Yes there will be some financing involved. Approximately 70 percent of the project cost will be borrowed. We have committed creditors already,” he said. He explained that detailed works would commence immediately while construction works would start upon take over of the existing LRT-1 system.